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Part 27 (17 July 2018) – Complex Lower Leg Injury with Significant Injury to the Knee Joint and Extensor Mechanism

Part 27 – 17 July 2018
Three years post injury. All wounds and fractures healed. No clinical sign of infection. The knee will cause pain on any longer walking or cycling as well as will the ankle, mainly because of the equinus deformity. No medial/lateral instability in the ankle.
Plan
- Further Follow up in one year.
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Author: Matija Krkovic
Website: https://www.limbreconstructions.com/
I am a consultant orthopaedic trauma surgeon working at Addenbrooke's hospital, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.