Tibial non-union, 18 months post-trauma
Atrophic non-union of the tibial shaft after a road traffic accident. Treated with debridement, bone grafting and circular fixation. United at 6 months, full weight bearing at 9.
A selection of cases drawn from our practice — names omitted, images shared with patient consent.
Atrophic non-union of the tibial shaft after a road traffic accident. Treated with debridement, bone grafting and circular fixation. United at 6 months, full weight bearing at 9.
Collapsing Charcot deformity threatening limb salvage. Staged debridement, mid-foot fusion with beaming and offloading protocol. Foot preserved, patient ambulatory.
Twelve-year history of draining sinus. Treated with radical sequestrectomy, antibiotic spacer and second-stage bone graft. Infection-free at three-year follow-up.
Stage III flatfoot with rigid hindfoot. Treated with triple arthrodesis and medial column stabilization. Restored arch and pain-free gait.
High-energy distal tibial fracture with articular impaction. CT-planned fixation and articular reduction. Full ankle motion regained.
Femoral shortening corrected with intramedullary lengthening nail. Equal limb length achieved at one year.