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@Dr. Gagan Arora~shairing x ray
Sir,
plz see attached x ray of RT ft.
problem i have already described.
Does it required plaster, if yes for how much time.
how much time does it required for complete healing.
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Strap and walking slab for 6 weeks should be the treatment for your proximal phalanx fracture .
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Cast don't work in these distal fractures .
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I think strapping of 1st & 2nd toe.should be adequate.
Patient should use shoes and not slippers.
Patient should sleep wearing sox.
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Requires plaster for 4 weeks .
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Dr. Rajinder K Sharma
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Chandigarh
Needs pop cast for four weeks with some medicines for quick and solid healing of fracture complete immobilisation raise foot leg while siting and while sleeping. Consult thru practo
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