Lower Extremities: Dislocations

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Lower Extremities: Dislocation

Hip Joint:
Job Classification	RTW Minimum/Maximum	PFI
Sedentary Work	4 weeks - 12 weeks	Possible 24 Months post injury
Light Work	8 weeks - 12 weeks
Medium Work	8 weeks - 12 weeks
Heavy Work	8 weeks - 12 weeks
Very Heavy Work	by report

Knee Joint:
Job Classification	RTW Minimum/Maximum	PFI
Sedentary Work	by report	Expected 24 Months post injury
Light Work	by report
Medium Work	by report
Heavy Work	by report
Very Heavy Work	by report

Patella:
Job Classification	RTW Minimum/Maximum	PFI
Sedentary Work	1 weeks - 3 weeks	Not anticipated
Light Work	3 weeks - 6 weeks
Medium Work	6 weeks - 8 weeks
Heavy Work	8 weeks - 12 weeks
Very Heavy Work	8 weeks - 12 weeks

Tarso-Metatarsal Joint:
Job Classification	RTW Minimum/Maximum	PFI
Sedentary Work	3 weeks - 6 weeks	Possible 24 Months post injury
Light Work	3 weeks - 6 weeks
Medium Work	6 weeks - 8 weeks
Heavy Work	8 weeks - 10 weeks
Very Heavy Work	by report

Toes:
Job Classification	RTW Minimum/Maximum	PFI
Sedentary Work	0 weeks - 1 weeks	Not anticipated
Light Work	0 weeks - 3 weeks
Medium Work	0 weeks - 3 weeks
Heavy Work	0 weeks - 3 weeks
Very Heavy Work	3 weeks - 5 weeks

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