Continuous passive motion following flexor tendon repair
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T D Bunker1, B Potter, N J Barton
1University Hospital, Nottingham.
Journal of Hand Surgery (Edinburgh, Scotland)
|November 1, 1989
Abstract:
A prospective study was performed of 20 consecutive patients with 35 flexor tendon lacerations, in whom post-operative mobilisation was carried out using the Toronto Mobilimb Continuous Passive Motion machine for the first 4 1/2 weeks. Overall the results assessed by Buck Gramcko criteria were 17 (85%) excellent or good, 3 (15%) fair and no poor results. Taking the 17 fingers with zone II lacerations, 14 (82%) were excellent or good, 3 (18%) fair and no poor results.