Patient's question:
The child has a fracture of the left tibia and fibula. This is an X-ray taken after the cast was applied. The doctor said to return for a follow-up in one week, and if there is any displacement, surgery may be required. Does this situation require surgery? If surgery is not performed, will the child have any long-term aftereffects? Is the surgery performed using a plate fixation? Can this condition be treated with minimally invasive surgery for fixation? Will surgical fixation be better for the child's future development?Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described and the purchase description materials, the photos are too blurry. However, the condition of the fracture site is still acceptable. Based on the current situation, there is no need for surgical treatment. The above content is the full answer to the question: "Does the X-ray taken after the child's left tibia and fibula fracture with plaster fixation have any problems?" We hope the patient can soon be free from the troubles of the disease and recover quickly, enjoying a happy and joyful life every day.