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Leg deformation
I had a accident in which i broked up tibia fibula bone and had surgery with tense nail fixation.
Now its been 4 months currently walking with walker and PTB brace.
But now my leg is slightly inside from the bottom (inversion) before surgery the leg was straight normal. But after surgery i can see inversion .
Will this inversion can leads to future discomfort in living day to day life.
Because iam a 18 year old and had to live rest of the life.
Is there any operation of it or slightly inversion is normal .
If there is operation, please guide,one should go with operation or not.
Iam sharing my full leg picture and xray.
Right leg is my fracture leg.
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There is ortho plastic surgery operation for your deformity and shortening you decide Consult me search browse on goggle practo website Dr Rajinder sharma senior Orthopaedic neurospine joint Replace surgeon ,42 years expertise chandigarh health Department Govt Multispeciality Hospital retired Chandigarh(U.T)
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It is a well done job.
Follow the advice of the doctor who operated on you.
Gradually return to usual activities.
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Dr. Pranav Shejul
Orthopedic surgeon
11 yrs exp
Pune
For now do not think about other operations and be worried about the inversion deformity..
Let the fracture unite first..
Be optimistic about the fracture healing and that you will have good outcome..
Keep following up with your surgeon who always has a plan for you..Trust him and his approach!
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