Even though the question is a hypothetical one, wouldit not matter what your deficiets were and your purpose of treatment. I am a PT student, and I am not as comfortable with speaking for the aspect of OT (sad i must say that I do not know that much of what a possible co-treater would do... all because my school, took away an excellent OT that would help me understand this and better be able to answer my questions...) As for a PT vs OT. It would depend on if you want to attempt to gain the ROM, even though the orthopedic surgeon says your probably won't (does it hurt to try)a PT would be best equipt to use manipulation skills, I beleive an OT is best at looking at one's occupational deficiets...
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