Patient's question:
The film was taken for a second re-examination. At first, I didn't notice any protrusion on my shoulder for about a week. When I saw it, the re-examination doctor said there was nothing wrong and that it would be fine without any need for fixation. It's been almost two weeks now, and the child occasionally still complains of pain. I just wanted to ask if the film shows any serious issues.Doctor's answer:
Hello, I'm glad to explain your consultation! After looking at your child's photos, it is not necessary to undergo surgery at this time. Generally, most clavicle fractures do not require surgical treatment. Non-surgical treatment is usually sufficient, and it is highly unlikely to leave any. Once repaired, it will be almost the same as before. The above is my advice regarding the issue of "the X-ray was taken for the second follow-up," and I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health!