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I have gone though lower distal femur surgery with implant of metal piece outside bone. but my knee movement is now limited to 90 degree. 3 months old surgery,doctor asked me to walk now with support. how to regain flexiblity. after 90 degree it feels knee is locked. it pain if i put pressure i have uploaded xray post surgery
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