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- UCL RCL Finger MP Joint Repair Rehabilitation Protocol
Instruct the patient to begin active range of motion (flexion and extension only) exercises of the finger without stressing the UCL RCL repair Educate the patient on anti‐edema management This includes, but not limited to, self‐retrograde massage, cold therapy, and extremity elevation
- HAND REHABILITATION PROTOCOLS - UK HealthCare
Hand Rehabilitation Protocols | 8 Phase II Precautions: Continue to protect surgical repair and monitor for signs of extension lag Emphasis on Orthosis Exercise Phase II: (4-8 weeks) 6 weeks Goal is to restore full ROM of wrist and fingers with minimal to no extension lag Discontinue all orthoses during day but continue at night
- Finger MCP Ligament Repair Therapy Protocol
Place a blocking flare on the side of the phalanx opposite the repair (e g an ulnar post flare for a radial collateral ligament injury) -A home program of finger IP joint motion is used until 3 weeks postoperative -2 lbs lifting restriction -No pinching gripping Edema modalities per therapist
- Zone 1, FDP Flexor Tendon Repair Protocol - Brigham and Women . . .
Zone 1, FDP Flexor Tendon Repair Protocol The intent of this protocol is to provide the clinician with a guideline for the post-operative rehabilitation course of a patient that has undergone a flexor tendon repair
- Finger Dislocations and Ligament Injuries: Finger MCP and PIP
MCP joints can be locked in flexion, usually Index and Long Often presents as “trigger finger” referral after stuck for some time Except – PIP has full motion 5 PIP Joint Anatomy 6 PIP Dislocations - Dorsal, Volar and Lateral
- Upper Extremity Extensor Tendon Repair Protocol
Goal: Protect extensor zone I and II with DIP held in extension with PIP joint free Precautions: During orthotic cast check out, keep DIP joints fully extended 100% Frequency: one to two times week for 6 to 10 weeks if needed for orthosis cast checks
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