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PT23: DISTAL FEMORAL EXTENSION OSTEOTOMY PT24: PATELLA ADVANCEMENT PT25: RECTUS FEMORIS TRANSFER WITH DISTAL FEMORAL EXTENSION OSTEOTOMY PT26: PATELLA ADVANCEMENT WITH DISTAL FEMORAL EXTENSION OSTEOTOMY . CGMA Center for Gait and Movement Analysis Physical Therapy Guidelines for Orthopedic Procedures
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