Limb reconstruction is a collaborative effort involving orthopaedic, plastic, and vascular surgeons, as well as anaesthetists, infectious disease specialists, physiotherapists, and nursing staff. This team works together to ensure effective debridement, bone fixation, soft tissue coverage, and post-operative rehabilitation. Each specialist plays a critical role in restoring function and preventing complications in complex limb injuries.
Patient’s activity level continues to improve, still using crutches for mobility. Pin sites remain stable. The frame has been dynamised to allow vertical movement, with a review scheduled in four weeks to assess alignment.
Patient’s activity level has improved significantly, with no major pin site issues apart from one broken pin, which was removed in the clinic. CT scan confirms further progress toward union. Follow-up in six weeks to assess frame dynamisation.
Fracture compression and tibial lengthening progress as planned, with good bone regenerate formation. The next follow-up will assess docking progress and alignment.
