ACL Reconstruction Surgery: Cast vs. Brace - What to Expect
Typically, after ACL reconstruction surgery, patients are required to wear a knee brace or immobilizer for a period of time to protect the healing graft and provide stability to the knee joint. The use of a cast is generally not necessary and may hinder the rehabilitation process.Plastic Surgery - Related Articles
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