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Fracture ulna left

2018-09-08 05:34:37
Sir my left ulna not heal after 45 days of surgery so suggest me what can i do i attach my latest x ray
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Looks ok. Just keep your your limb immobilised for 4 weeks as TENS  does not offer rotational stability.
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Excess movement at fracture site may invite delayed/non union.

Answered2018-09-08 09:39:13

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