eks 7+) -continue with active prona. ion and supination -full pronation and supination .

Regain full range of motion. Resistive exercises: standing with weights, theraband resisted (flexion, extension, pronation, supination) exercises. Self-stretching: flexion/extension, …

Lift your affected arm, and bend the elbow. Your palm should face toward you. With your other hand, gently push on the back of your affected forearm. Press your hand toward your shoulder …

Sling should be worn for comfort for only 3-7 days. Grip and wrist/hand AROM immediately. Continue elbow active and active assisted ROM exercises. Full flexion and extension should …

Include isometric strengthening exercises at elbow and wrist. Strength: Advance isometric strengthening in flexion/extension. Include pronation/supination.

Gradually return to light activity and exercise. There are no further activity restriction after 10-12 weeks. No further therapy is necessary unless required on a case-by-case basis.

This protocol is recommended for Mason’s type I fracture or type II or III with ORIF. Goal: Regain full pain-free ROM of elbow and prevent shoulder and wrist stiffness.

Dr. Adam V. Metzler Sports Medicine and Trauma Orthopaedic Surgery If you have any questions about this protocol or about the patient, do not hesitate to email Dr. Metzler at: …

The motion of the entire arm will be addressed in the physical therapy treatment sessions. The patient will begin a series of exercises that will enhance movement throughout the involved …

Radial Head Fracture – Non-operative Three times per day home exercise program: Goal: obtain full motion while protecting the bones and ligaments while they heal