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Is it okay to remove the implants
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I am 27yrs old and I met with an accident in Feb 2020. Attached is the recent xray I took. Is it okay to remove the rod and screws now? If I can remove could someone pls help me understand if there will be any complications after that? Or should I let the implants be there?
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Usually fracture heals in about 6-12 weeks & implants can be removed in one to one-and-half year,
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Dr. Sam Supreeth
Orthopedist
13 yrs exp
Pune
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Yes it's ok to remove the rod and screws since the fracture has healed.
You need to be aware of the complications which are usually associated with any type surgery
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