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Surgical rod in hand
Dear Dr,
I have gone with surgery mostly for 10 years ago in my left hand, there is a surgical rod/plate inserted for support at that time , till date it was not removed.
Does it cause any allergies or BP .
please suggest
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Must consult an orthopedic surgeon.
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Dr. Aditya Prasad Padhy
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12 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
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Dr. Ram Prakash R
General Surgeon
1 yrs exp
Puducherry
Greetings!
Sorry to say this but the details provided are insufficient.
We need to know the nature of injury, surgery and the post op recovery history.
Whether any complications happened post surgery or not.
Ideally in an uncomplicated fracture with good surgical correction and postoperative recovery, nailing/plate can be removed between 12-18 months after surgery.
Long term complications of retained prosthesis is chronic pain, rarely infection or deformity, MRI procedures won’t be possible if needed in future.
Kindly consult with the orthopaedic surgeon who did the procedure as he knows better regarding the proceedings of the surgery and the postoperative recovery.
Thank you!
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