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Topic	Date	User
Torn knee anterior cruciate	25-Sep-2007 At 9:27:47 AM	davids
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Hi Alan yes its two weeks post surgery, and my graft might be a bit tight too as I still don't have full extension. Unfortunately there was a major cartilage tear as well, so maybe that will slow my recovery down. Still plenty of fluid in the joint also. Am trying hard with the physio. Its amazing how stupidly weak your quads become isn't it? I think I'll be doing well to be running at 6 weeks, but maybe I'll turn the corner soon. The surgeon said 12 months for climbing - but I think he's being a tad conservative! From the bush-walking point of view he said earlier than that, and he strongly recommended walking poles for stability. David

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