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Physical Therapy Guidelines for Orthopedic Procedures PT03: Rectus femoris transfer to medial hamstrings Indication: Stiff knee gait with consistent rectus femoris activity during swing phases, reduced knee flexion slope below 160o/sec. (norm value …
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www.childrenscolorado.orgDelayed (greater than 6 hrs post injury) intracranial hemorrhage is rare in children after uncomplicated minor head injuries. o Minor head injury is defined as documented history of head trauma without amnesia or LOC greater than 1 minute and documentation of a non-focal neurological exam with a GCS score of 15.
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www.courts.ri.govand physical therapy until full weight bearing with a regular shoe is possible. 3. 5th Metatarsal Fractures: i. Non-displaced: These can be treated in a post-operative shoe or CAM walker, for 4-6 weeks, and the patient is allowed to weight bear as tolerated. ii. Displaced: Follow the guidelines for displaced central metatarsal fractures above.
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