Fracture of tibia and fibula of leg

Tibia and fibula fracture is a very common fracture type in lower limb fractures. Direct violence or direct violence can cause tibiofibula fracture. Tibia fracture occurs mostly in the middle and lower 1/3 of tibia. Due to the injury of nutrient vessels, and the local soft tissue coverage is less, poor blood supply and other characteristics. The middle and lower 1/3 of tibia fracture is prone to delayed union and bone nonunion and other complications. Tibia and fibula fracture after the general displacement is relatively obvious. At this time, surgery is required to restore the weight-bearing function of the calf.