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Tabia and fabiula sugery

2017-09-19 14:09:53
I have operated tabia and fabiula surgery in my left leg before five week. Wound have dried and stich have been opened a week. I don't have pain and swelling on operated area. I want to ask you that how can i judge my bone is in jointing position???
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X rays at regular intervals. Get one done at 6 weeks post surgery.

Answered2017-09-19 17:22:21

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