A malunion, where a fractured bone heals in an incorrect position, can be fixed through surgical intervention. The standard procedure involves re-breaking the bone (osteotomy) and realigning it properly, followed by stabilization with plates, screws, or intramedullary nails. In some cases, bone grafting may be necessary to promote healing. Post-surgery, rehabilitation is essential to restore function and strength.
A malunion is a type of bone healing that occurs when a fractured bone heals in an incorrect position, leading to misalignment. This can result in functional impairment, pain, or deformity of the affected limb. Malunions often require medical intervention, such as corrective surgery, to realign the bone and restore proper function. Proper monitoring and treatment of fractures are essential to prevent malunion.
You risk your bone not healing fully which could result in nonunion or pseudoarthrosis. Non unions can require internal or external fixation as well as bone grafting. You also risk deformity caused by malunion. Malunion may be treated by breaking the bone that is malaligned and open reduction with internal fixation. You could also hurt yourself trying to remove it.
The incorrect alignment of bone ends is called a "malalignment." This can happen as a result of a bone fracture or dislocation, where the bone ends do not meet or align properly. Treatment may involve realignment through manual manipulation or surgery.
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A tibial fibular osteotomy may be needed to correct deformities or realign the bones in the lower leg, such as in cases of malunion or nonunion fractures, osteoarthritis, or to address limb length discrepancies. This procedure can help improve the function and stability of the lower leg, reducing pain and promoting better mobility for the patient.