Criteria for Tibia and Fibula Fracture Healing

Fracture refers to the interruption of bone continuity when subjected to external force. Tibia and fibula fracture is a common injury in clinic. Its healing criteria include: first, no tenderness and longitudinal percussion pain in tibia and fibula fracture; second, no abnormal movement of tibia and fibula fracture; third, X-ray shows blurred fracture line through fibula with continuous callus passing through fracture line; Fourth, lower limbs tibiofibula do not need crutches, walk continuously for three minutes on the ground, and not less than 30 steps; fifth, continuous observation of two weeks tibiofibula fracture does not deform, that is, clinical healing.