and continuous passive motion exercises were started from the day of MUA treatment. From the day after the treatment, aggressive physical therapy was carried out with a therapist until the patient could discharge with sufficient recovery of knee joint function.

The name of diagnosis, preoperative range of motion (ROM) of the knee, postoperative outcomes, postoperative level of stiffness and the timing of manipulation procedure were retrospectively reviewed. Nineteen knees that are available for a minimum 1-year follow-up after manipulation were examined to evaluate the ROM and level of functional recovery. ROM was measured using a goniometer as the angle between two axes that pass through the center of the femur and the center of the lower leg.

Data on the implant type, surgical technique, PCL preservation, and patellar resurfacing were30 Days of Autism is a project designed to promote social understanding, civil rights, fight stigma, and increase understanding and acceptance for those who process and experience the world differently.

I met Corbett O’Toole at TASH in Chicago. We hung out – we talked – she is fabulous – we quickly became friends. Corbett invited me to attend her talk to the University of Illinois at Chicago Disabilities Studies Doctoral Students – which she framed as a fascinating kitchen table talk of the history of disabilities activism in Berkley in the 1970s and the origins of Disabilities Studies and the 504 sit in. Corbett was present and involved during that time and continues her involvement with working for social justice and human rights to this day. She has an