A wonderful rehabilitation effort after a ream and run

There are many patients who've been 'quick out of the blocks' with their range of motion exercises.
Here are a few photos (rendered anonymous) sent by a patient 7 days after the ream and run procedure:

These are great examples of what we're shooting for: over 150 degrees in

the forward lean

the pulley

and the supine stretch.

Note this range has been achieved, even in the presence of swelling of the arm that us usual one week out from this procedure.

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