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2018-04-27 14:11:14
Does all fracture get heel by sixth week. How much time a oblique(fracture with gap between parts of bone) takes to heel
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All fractures should heal or show signs of healing by 6 weeks . Fracture heal clinically by first then on x-rays. To see full bone formation and absence of fracture lines (consolidation) this may take double time (12 weeks).
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Answered2018-04-28 05:30:51

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Hello dear All fractures have different healing time depending upon the bone type Fracture geometry Local conditions Vascularity Smoking or tobacco habits Different bone healing enhancement are available Kindly share your x rays for a better resolution to your query

Answered2018-04-27 16:24:55

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Depends but 6 wk to 6 months

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