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Hello Sir ,
The results of surgery are good if you get it done as early as possible.There are no other choice other than surgery. It is a routine surgery so no special preparation is required. About 30 to 45 days will be required for recovery. ...
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well, you need an urgent consultaton with an orthopaedic surgeon as most probably you have a frature in your wrist and needs an X ray evaluation and proper treatment by an expert. these fractures need a POP cast and needs proper care to avoid complications. ...
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Hi Thanks for the query.
From the complaints you had described it should be tendon of the muscle in and around the palm. It could be also Trigger finger or tenosynovitis (inflammation of the tendon). Nothing to worry much, a local ointment and consultation from local orthopaedician could be useful. ...
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From the report I can understand that the scan was done immediately after injury. It appears that the ligament is torn which might need surgery. But the patient needs to be seen first. Anyways this is an elective surgery that can be done at a later date also.
The information provided is solely on the mri report. Patient needs to be examined first for proper plan of treatment ...
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Sorry to hear about your son's CP.
This is called gasto-soleus contracture. This is part of a spectrum of locomotive conditions associated with cerebral palsy.
Whether he will require gasto-soleus release or tendo-achilles lengthening, is based on clinical assessment when I see the child. The condition is completely curable. Success rate is high.
Hope this helps.
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A full thickness ligament tear of the shoulder usually means that it will be difficult to lift your arm. This can lead to muscle wasting and stiffness of the joint. If you are an active person you need repair of the ligament by arthroscopy (key-hole surgery) where, by minute incisions are used to repair the ligaments without much complications.
Hope that helps.
For more, look at this link in our clinic website http://**url**/treatment/rotator-cuff-tears/
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Dr Saseendar,
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Dear,
The best treatment for the above problem in an young adult with active demands in life is to undergo Arthroscopic surgery (key hole surgery) of shoulder to repair the ligament. After Arthroscopic repair and physiotherapy rehabilitation, you will be back to normal life. ...
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I strongly advise you to meet an Orthopaedician or Sports Medicine Consultant to assess your problem. There is high chance that you have ligament tear that could need really treatment.
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Dr Saseendar,
Consultant Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine ...
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Hello madam, you are not able to make afist or move your fingers because of gradual stiffness that has developed over time due to less movement at that joints. I suggest that since it's been a month of your operation, you should continue physiotherapy to regain motion or else your joints will become more stiff allowing limited motion. You can start with PWB(Parrafin Wax Bath ) Therapy for loosening the stiffness or immerse your hand and wrist in hot water (normal bearable temperature) for 10-15 ...
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nothing much to worry about your condition
dont be tense about the Dip / dent if it really limiting your life style then we can go for MRI to rule out what exactly is troubling you ...
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