PHYSICAL THERAPY PROTOCOLS
-Wear knee immobilizers at night after cast removal -May develop painful dysesthesia in the calf and foot which may last for several months, if the pain related to this limits rehab progress, contact MD Contraindications: -Avoid forceful, resisted muscular contraction of the hamstrings for 6 weeks post-op
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