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See Latest ArticlesPassive Dorsiflexion Flexibility after Cast Immobilization for Ankle Fracture
Clinical Orthopedics and Related Research, 03/15/07
Nightingale, Elizabeth J PhD, et al. - Surgical fixation was associated with higher stiffness, preload and torque values. Passive ankle flexibility does not return to normal values within 3 months of cast removal after ankle fracture. Recovery of normal ankle dorsiflexion flexibility typically takes longer than the initial period of immobilization
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