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On 1/24/17 I met Mr. Kraxner at the office of Dr. Morse. Mr. Kraxner has been working very hard in therapy; he continues to follow his home exercise program when not in therapy. His progress has been slow. He sleeps about 2 hours at a time during the night. His pain continues the Norco "make him Loopy" and really do not help with the pain so he is not taking that. He has been taking Motrin but has concerns about his stomach. The tens unit is still used daily and that helps. Dr. Morse was able to raise his arm passively over head. He actively can raise his arm to chest level. Dr. Morse said he expects his recovery will be slower due to such a large full thickness tear and having to use 7-8 anchors. We discussed the medication issue.
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