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6y/m, left leg 4 times fractured joint
6y/m, left leg fractured , same place 4 times NIMS hospital surgery completed but the joint Bone is not set.
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Details not enough. Need X rays to comment
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Consult ur orthopaedic doctor
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More details about the surgery is needed. Should provide your Discharge summary of the last surgery.
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consult an orthopedic surgeon with latest xrays
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Dr. Chasanal Rathod
Orthopedist
17 yrs exp
Mumbai
Repeated fracture or non uniting fracture, does not seem like a routine fracture. You need to let know more details like... if it is osteogenesis imperfecta or Congenital pseudarthrosis of tibia, infective non union or other cause for the same.
Its very unlikely for a 6 month old to have a fracture which is not uniting.
Pls consult a pediatric orthopaedic surgeon
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