BET 2. DOES EARLY MOBILISATION FOLLOWING ACHILLES TENDON REPAIR SPEED UP RECOVERY AND IMPROVE FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME? | Emergency Medicine Journal

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BET 2. DOES EARLY MOBILISATION FOLLOWING ACHILLES TENDON REPAIR SPEED UP RECOVERY AND IMPROVE FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME?

https://doi.org/10.1136/emj.2009.077776

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Report by: Dr Ali Jalal, Senior House Officer

Search checked by: Dr Reza Nouraei, Senior House Officer

Institution: West Suffolk Hospital, Bury St Edmunds, UK

THREE-PART QUESTION

In [patients with complete achilles tendon rupture repaired surgically] is [early mobilisation and weight-bearing better than the traditional immobilising cast treatment] …

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