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  1. 05-10-2008 04:32 AM #1
    Hunter_PT
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    Re: Talar Dome Fracture

    No. I've just treated a lot of osteochondral defects in ankle, knees, etc... If just takes time for it to heal. If you get full ROM in all planes and strength/proprioceptive abilities/neuromuscular control in your ankle it should begin to feel better.

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    Re: Talar Dome Fracture

    Thanks for all the info. It has been very helpful.

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