The daily life routine activities require a good range of knee motion, losing that after femur fracture is common problem can be triggered by extension contracture, flexion or combined contractures. This case report about 19-year-old male with unremarkable medical history who suffered from contracture no following wrongly applied plate for distal fracture, which was treated successfully surgica...

Joint contractures following central nervous system injuries remain a prevalent and significant complication, but no reports are available on evidence of contracture formation over time. The objective of this study was to determine the rate of contracture progression and the direction of loss in joint movement following spinal cord injuries (SCI). Forty-eight female Wistar rats were used. Twent...

UNLABELLED Extension contracture of the knee is a common complication of femoral lengthening. Knee flexion exercises to stretch the contracture with physical therapy can be effective but take a prolonged amount of time to work and place increased stress across the patellofemoral joint. We developed a minimal-incision limited quadricepsplasty surgical technique to treat knee extension contractur...

STUDY DESIGN Longitudinal Case Series. INTRODUCTION Dupytren's contracture is thought to result in digital impairments and performance disabilities. No study to date has focused on how patients with Dupuytren's contracture experience limitations in daily activities and the results after surgery. PURPOSE OF THE STUDY Describe which activities patients with Dupuytren's contracture defined as ...

Severe knee flexion contracture greater than 80° is rare and challenging to manage. It is a common complication which occurs after a prolonged course of the rheumatoid arthritis. The case was a 45 year old female patient of Ama vata (rheumatoid arthritis) with sandhijadya and sankoca (contracture deformity) who was hospitalized for 2 months. She was unable to walk since 1 year due to contractur...

To release extension contracture of the knee, the authors used a minimally invasive technique: percutaneous quadriceps tendon pie-crusting release. Percutaneous pie-crusting release was performed using an 18-gauge needle to puncture the stiff fibrous band of the distal and lateral quadriceps tendon under maximum knee flexion. Quadriceps contracture was gradually released by multiple needle punc...

Dupuytren contracture of the proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint can be reversed by an extension torque transmitted from an external device, the Digit Widget, by skeletal pins to the middle phalanx. This extension torque, generated by the same elastic bands dentists use to align teeth, gradually restores length to soft tissues palmar to the PIP joint's axis of rotation. Simultaneously, tissues...

BACKGROUND: Stiffness is a common problem after knee arthroplasty and need for further procedure. Patients who experience this usually have poor outcome. Flexion contracture the most reported case in reports; however, we rare of patient with extension total (TKA).
 CASE REPORT: A 62-year-old woman was presented 3-month history right TKA. After 3 month she came to hospital complained that c...

QUESTIONS What is the incidence of contractures six months after stroke? Can factors measured within four weeks of stroke predict the development of elbow, wrist, and ankle contractures six months later? DESIGN Prospective cohort study. PARTICIPANTS Consecutive sample of 200 adults with stroke admitted to a Sydney hospital. OUTCOME MEASURES Loss of range of motion in major joints of the b...

QUESTION Is electrical stimulation and splinting more effective than splinting alone for the management of wrist contracture following acquired brain injury? DESIGN A multi-centre randomised trial with concealed allocation, assessor blinding, and intention-to-treat analysis. PARTICIPANTS Thirty-six adults with first stroke or traumatic brain injury and mild to moderate wrist flexion contrac...