Right tka took place on (b)(6) 2022.Immediately following the procedure, the patient did not experience any pain and for 3 weeks had in-home physical therapy (pt).During the in-home pt, the patient achieved a rom of 110 degrees.However, shortly after, the patient slipped going down a stair and experienced pain for a few hours but no other issues.After this incident, the patient¿s rom started to decrease from 110 degrees to 108 and then to 104 and the patient began experiencing pain with bending.The patient continued pt from (b)(6) 2022 through (b)(6) 2022.During this time, the patient began experiencing increased pain, swelling, and a clicking/knocking sound.The swelling is primarily on the right side of the knee.The clicking/knocking occurs when the patient is walking and engaging in light exercise.The patient went in for a checkup in (b)(6), and was advised to return again in 3 weeks.The patient went in on (b)(6) 2022, at which point dr.Suggested a manipulation to increase range of motion.The manipulation occurred on (b)(6) 2022, with dr.Obtaining a range of motion of 150 degrees.After the manipulation, the patient achieved a rom of 135 degrees in pt.
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