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If your child incurs a shin bone (tibia) fracture that does not heal correctly, our paediatric surgeons can carry out advanced realignment surgery. It is rare and can present before a child reaches two years of age.
Pseudarthrosis is associated with neurofibromatosis — a condition where tumours grow in the nervous system. A child may show signs of pseudarthrosis a few days after birth, or up to the age of two.
This procedure aims to mend an unhealed fracture (pseudarthrosis) in the longer bone of the lower leg (tibia).
This type of fracture, which usually happens spontaneously, is referred to as a 'false joint'. This is because the unhealed bone moves like a joint. A child with this condition often has an unnaturally bowed leg, which curves towards the front.
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