How long can axis fracture restore?

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Due to the different injuries in different parts, different ages and different physical conditions, but more attention to their own body, not to check, eventually developed into a more serious disease. The time of fracture healing was different. Fracture refers to the fracture of bone due to external forces or pathological reasons, which can be divided into partial fracture and complete fracture. After timely and proper treatment, most patients can recover their original functions, and a few patients may have sequelae of varying degrees. Today, let me talk about how long can the fracture of axis recover?.

How long can axis fracture restore?

First: the healing time of fracture is generally 6 months. Now we focus on the healing time of common fracture sites. Generally speaking, the healing time of fracture refers to the time required by the diagnosis and treatment of human body injury to achieve the cure (that is, the disappearance of clinical symptoms and signs) or the fixation of signs recognized by the general principles of clinical medicine. The definition of this time and recovery time is different. Healing time generally refers to the disappearance of clinical symptoms and signs. Recovery period also includes the rest nursing time after the disappearance of clinical symptoms and the time to return to normal activity level.

Second: limb fracture: clavicle fracture 70 days; 60 cases of scapular fracture; Humeral shaft fracture 90 days; Single fracture of ulnar shaft or radial shaft for 90 days; Fracture of both ulna and radius was 120 days; 90 days after distal radius fracture; 70 days of finger and metacarpal fractures; The fracture of carpal bone lasted for 130 days; Femoral neck fracture 270-365 days; Femoral shaft fracture 120 days; Patella fracture 120 days; Tibia and fibula fracture 120 days; Ankle fracture 120 days.

Third: chest fracture: a rib fracture for 30 to 40 days; Multiple roots; Multiple rib fractures for 90 days; Sternal fracture 90 days. Spinal and pelvic fractures: spinal fractures 120 days; Pelvic stable fracture 90-120 days; The unstable fracture of pelvis lasted from 120 days to 180 days.

matters needing attention

The specific time of fracture healing may be slightly longer or shorter than the above time, which is determined by the specific injury condition and treatment method of the injured. The above time is determined according to the average healing time of general conditions. Fracture patients should pay attention to rest and supplement nutrients to accelerate bone healing.