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How difficult is a tfcc debridement with an ulna shortening to recover from?
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With the: proper physical therapy ..recovery should not be difficult...your pain and limitation of function is actually being IMPROVED by this surgery and movement should be a lot easier! Remember NO PAIN=NO GAIN! Hope this helps Dr Z
Answered 5/13/2017
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