The patient continues to progress well, with no major concerns. Pin sites are clean, and inflammation markers remain stable. Despite some knee pain, the extensor mechanism is functioning. X-rays show good fracture healing, though the regenerate still requires strengthening.
The patient is now walking with one stick, with improved knee stability and no pin site issues. X-rays show excellent bone regeneration and further fracture healing. Continued physiotherapy and weight-bearing as tolerated are planned.
The final TSF prescription has been completed successfully, with improved tibial alignment. The patient is walking unaided for short distances, though ankle dorsiflexion remains a challenge. Continued physiotherapy and monitoring of a suspected low-grade infection are planned.
A recent CT scan shows promising signs of healing, with good callus formation and successful alignment of the proximal fragment. Adjustments to the TSF prescription will further refine leg positioning.
Leg alignment has been successfully corrected, improving gait stability. Early signs of callus formation at the proximal fracture site are promising, with a CT scan scheduled to confirm progress.
Significant progress as the proximal fragment reaches the docking point. A minor deformity correction is planned, with continued distraction at a reduced rate to minimise stress on the ankle.
