GallifreyFNM

Hi, Dr. Gdalevitch, thank you for taking the time to do this. My question is: I'm assuming there is a period of rehabilitation after the surgery to get the surrounding musculature to accept and adapt to the new length of limb, what does this look like? Are the stretches similar to exercises one would do to improve general flexibility anyway or is there anything special that needs to happen to allow the muscles to adapt? Or does the body just take to it without much rehab required?

And as a follow up question: if there is a period of stretching involved, do patients have the ability to further increase their flexibility, or is there a certain level that they can't progress? Would someone who was maybe considered flexible before the surgery lose a portion of flexibility due to the muscles now being permanently stretched?

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