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case_images: Allograft implanted in the tibia and fixed with screws.
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case_images: The capsule and what remained of the remnant extensor apparatus were sutured over the graft with simple absorbable wire, covering it in an attempt to increase its vascularization. (Figures 2 and 3) Postoperatively the patient was maintained immobilized in extension for six weeks performing only isometric strengthening exercises and assisted passive range of motion gain.
case_images: Final radiographic appearance after revision with extensor mechanism transplant.
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case_images: PMC3874988_01_aob-21-315-g03.jpg
case_images: f03
case_images: The capsule and what remained of the remnant extensor apparatus were sutured over the graft with simple absorbable wire, covering it in an attempt to increase its vascularization. (Figures 2 and 3) Postoperatively the patient was maintained immobilized in extension for six weeks performing only isometric strengthening exercises and assisted passive range of motion gain.
case_images: PMC3874988_02
case_images: PMC3874988_03
case_images: Early postoperative period, showing active extension and flexion obtained while in the process of physiotherapy gain.
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case_images: Appearance of case 2 after removal of the prosthesis and allograft without extensor mechanism.
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case_images: PMC3874988_03_aob-21-315-g05.jpg
case_images: f05