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6 years s/p a plantar release, osteotomy and 2 tendon transfer to correct a cavovarus deformity. why don't i have full range of motion back yet?

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After 6 years,: you've likely maxed out on what you'll get out of having the procedure performed. With most surgical procedures, full benefits are obtained after 12-14 months. It all depends on exactly what was done, the therapy ordered and how hard you worked at therapy. I'd be more concerned with any remaining pain or disability than specifically the range of motion. If you don't have orthotics, you should

Answered 11/27/2017

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