How long is the hospital stay after a fracture surgery?

Fracture. Usually 7-14 days in hospital is required. If a person with a fracture undergoes surgery, they should be observed for about a week postoperatively.

Under normal circumstances, 7 days of preoperative preparation, 14 days for the whole disease is sufficient, and patients who do not need surgery mainly receive fixation and traction, and they can be dispensed with within 7 days. At present, the average length of stay in orthopedics is about 10 days, and patients with fractures are generally hospitalized for 7 to 14 days, which is enough for discharge.

The length of hospital stay after fracture surgery depends mainly on the severity of the fracture and whether there are complications after surgery.

If the fracture is not severe, only fixation surgery is performed, and there are no obvious complications after surgery. Under normal circumstances, as long as the incision is not infected, the local swelling disappears about a week after the operation, but if the fracture is severe, and complications such as postoperative incision infection or swelling are not significantly reduced, the hospital stay will be longer, but the specific discharge time depends on the ** and recovery of the wound.

Often, if a patient changes clothes after fracture surgery, there is no sign of infection. Generally speaking, I think I can be discharged from the hospital in about a week, but if the fracture is accompanied by bone marrow spinal nerve injury, the hospital stay is longer, which is mainly based on the patient's muscle and spinal cord injury.

The severity of the decide. If the patient's constitution is relatively weak or the recovery is not good, severe multiple fractures and many complications, such as bone marrow infection, incision infection, lower extremity venous thrombosis, lung infection, urinary tract infection.

You may need to stay in the hospital for a longer period of time, and you can only be discharged after your condition is stable.

Tibia and fibula fracture of the lower leg, intramedullary nail internal fixation, fracture healing time is about one year, internal fixation should be taken out in about 1 year and 7 and a half months, what is still early. Removal of internal fixation usually requires about a week of hospitalization. How long to be discharged from the hospital after fracture surgery depends on the location of the fracture, the severity of the fracture, and recovery after surgery.

If the patient's physical condition improves and recovery after surgery improves, stitches can be removed about two weeks after a simple fracture and discharged from the hospital about a week after an upper extremity fracture. Hand and foot fractures can be fixed with percutaneous steel needles, and they are discharged from the hospital 4 to 5 days after surgery.

After fracture surgery, the hospital stay is usually 7 to 14 days. If the fracture patient is undergoing surgery, it needs to be observed for about a week after surgery, and the preoperative preparation is generally seven days, and the total course of the disease is 14 days.

If the fracture is very serious, it generally needs to be hospitalized for 3 to 4 months, and if the fracture is relatively mild, it will not take too long.

Generally, you can go home to recuperate after about a week in the hospital, and it is good to recuperate at home if there are no problems at this time.

A three-month hospital stay is usually required. In this way, the bones can have a good recovery, and the body can also get a good adjustment, and it can also prevent sequelae.

If the bone fracture in a certain position is relatively good, and the plaster or splint is used, then you should be hospitalized for observation for 3 to 5 days or about a week, and then you can go home to recuperate. If the fracture is serious or comminuted, it will generally take about half a month after the operation, and the incision is not infected, and you can go home to recuperate.

There is also a difference in each person's situation and the situation in the hospital. If it is a patient who has undergone surgery, it can be discharged after surgery if its condition is stable, and it is generally enough for two or three days after surgery. For some more complex fractures, stitches may need to be removed and discharged, but it takes 3 to 6 months for the fracture to heal completely.

If the patient is in good physical condition, but only a simple fracture of the end of the limb or a fracture of the clavicle, hospitalization for about 5 days is sufficient. However, if the patient has many underlying diseases and large limb fractures, the hospital stay will be relatively prolonged. This is because the patient's internal medicine needs to be performed before the operation** and then on the fracture**.

The length of hospital stay for fractures generally depends on factors such as the patient's physical condition, whether surgery is performed**, and whether the wound is infected after surgery. It can be as short as 3 to 5 days as long as 1 2 months. After the fracture due to the different physical condition of each patient

This depends on the age and the specific recovery of the patient. Overall, I was discharged from the hospital in a week. Within a week, the wound was almost healed.

Generally speaking, it is enough to be hospitalized for a month, and you can rest for a month, and you can go home to recuperate for the rest of the time.

Fracture is a disease that is very easy to get, and you can get it after a fall. How long does it take to stay in hospital for a broken bone?

Do you need to be hospitalized for a broken bone.

The best principles of fracture are reduction, fixation and exercise. Whether it is a minor fracture or any kind of fracture, it will take up to three months to heal completely, but it is different from immobilization and exercise.

If it's not open, then it's okay to go home and you don't have to be hospitalized.

How long does it take to stay in hospital for a broken bone?

Depending on which part of the fracture is the fracture, there are 1 month, 3 months, or even longer. When you get home, you should insist on training.

Dietary contraindications for fractures.

Avoid blind calcium supplementation.

Calcium is an important raw material for the formation of bones, and some people think that supplementing calcium after a fracture can accelerate the healing of broken bones. However, scientific studies have found that increasing calcium intake does not accelerate the healing of broken bones, and for patients with fractures who have been bedridden for a long time, there is a potential risk of increasing blood calcium, accompanied by a decrease in blood phosphorus.

Due to long-term bed rest, on the one hand, the absorption and utilization of calcium is inhibited, and on the other hand, the renal tubule calcium reabsorption is increased. Therefore, for fracture patients, there is no lack of calcium in the body, as long as according to the condition and according to the doctor's instructions, strengthen functional exercises and early activities, can promote the absorption and utilization of calcium by bones, and accelerate the healing of broken bones. Especially for patients who are bedridden after a fracture, blindly supplementing calcium is not beneficial and may be harmful.

Avoid drinking less water. Patients with bed fractures, especially those with fractures of the spine, pelvis and lower limbs, are very inconvenient to move, so they try to drink as little water as possible to reduce the frequency of urination.

If a bedridden patient is less active, the bowel motility is weakened, and the water intake is reduced, which can easily cause constipation. Long-term bed rest, urine retention, is also easy to induce urinary tract stones and urinary tract infections. Therefore, bedridden patients with fractures can drink water if they want to, and they don't have to worry about it.

Post-fracture care.

2-4 weeks after fracture.

At this time, the patient has adapted to the situation after the fracture physically and mentally, the pain caused by the fracture has been relieved, the stasis and swelling have mostly disappeared, and the appetite and gastrointestinal function have been restored. The diet should be changed from light to appropriate high nutrition to meet the needs of bone callus growth, and bone broth, Tianqi claypot chicken, fish, eggs and animal liver can be added to the initial recipe to supplement more vitamins A, D, calcium and protein. Eat more vegetables rich in vitamin C such as green peppers, tomatoes, amaranth, green vegetables, cabbage, and radishes to promote the growth of callus and wound healing.

Dietary prescription: 10 grams of angelica, 15 grams of broken bones, 10 grams of interrupted, 250 grams of fresh pork chops or beef ribs, stewed for more than 1 hour, soup and meat together, for two weeks.

It can be performed by reduction and internal fixation**, or by intramedullary nail fixation**, and can also be performed by closed reduction canny nail fixation**, or by external fixation bracket fixation**, which are relatively common fracture surgery methods. It takes at least a month before you can be discharged from the hospital, so that you can recover better.

If it is not serious, it can be fixed with a plaster, the fracture is divided into traditional wound surgery and minimally invasive surgery, if it is a minimally invasive fracture, it can be discharged from the hospital in three or four days, and it should be checked regularly after discharge, and rehabilitation should begin after the wound heals.

Most of them are incised, or they can be restored by reduction, cast, massage, or auxiliary tools; As long as the wound is done well and will not be infected, you can be discharged from the hospital for about a week after a small-scale ** exercise.

The method of surgery is conservative**, fixed**, and surgical**. Minimally invasive surgery for fractures takes about a week to be discharged, and after discharge, you also need to wrap a bandage to protect your injured area.

You can choose the method of incision reduction or the method of closed reduction, after which a stretcher is used; It takes about a month to be discharged, but you have to rest for about three months because of the 100 days of injury.

Hello! When to do surgery after a fracture mainly depends on the local condition of the fracture (such as whether there is swelling, whether the wound is suspicious of infection, etc.) and the general condition (whether there are other serious diseases, such as cardiovascular and other systemic diseases, etc.).

Generally, it is divided into the following situations:

1.If there is no obvious local swelling after the fracture and there is no suspicion of infection in the wound, the operation can generally be performed after the preoperative examination, often the day after admission;

2.If the tissue at the fracture site is obviously swollen, or there is a suspected infected wound, it is necessary to first anti-inflammatory and reduce swelling**, and the operation time is selected according to the recovery situation, which generally takes two to three days;

3.If the patient has a serious illness or is very weak, the time of surgery can only be decided after the difference**, which usually takes a long time.

After a fracture, surgery is usually performed within two weeks** without any sequelae.

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If you go to the hospital at the time of the fall, then you can operate immediately, the next day you need to reduce inflammation and swelling, it will take about 4-5 days to operate, otherwise it is very dangerous to force the operation, as the saying goes, it takes 100 days to hurt the muscles and bones, about 3 months to look like it! If you can't rush it now, you can only operate after reducing inflammation and swelling! There will be no sequelae, a small problem!

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In my experience, find a good hospital, find a good doctor, and then listen to the doctor, don't think about it yourself! I had a comminuted fracture of the tibia and fibula, and went to the hospital for direct surgery, but it was not the best plan, the best way was to reduce inflammation, fixation, and then consider surgery.

Summary. Generally, the hospitalization of fractures depends on the recommendations of the hospital, and after the fracture is fixed, it is discharged from the hospital to recuperate and wait for time to remove and fix.

If a person wants to pay more compensation, and if he or she is not discharged from the hospital after staying in the hospital, this also has a maximum medical treatment period, which can be determined through appraisal, and the excess part will not be supported by the court.

Fracture hospitalization court maximizes the length of hospital stay.

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Pls the court upholds the fracture for a maximum of how long is hospitalization.

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Generally, the fracture hospitalization depends on the hospital's recommendations, and after the fracture is fixed, it is discharged from the hospital to recuperate, and wait for the time to remove and fix. If someone wants to pay more compensation, and if they are not discharged from the hospital after living in the hospital, this also allows lead to have the longest medical treatment period, which can be determined by appraisal, and the excess part will not be supported by the court.

When an employee needs to stop working for medical treatment due to illness or non-work-related injury, he or she will be given a medical treatment period of 3 months to 24 months according to the judgment limit of his actual working years and the number of years he has worked in the unit.

It supports the length of stay in the hospital up to the length of stay.

If the patient is discharged from the hospital, the maximum length of time is the number of days.

Three to twenty-four months.

The court will depend on the circumstances.

Decide within this range.

so as not to maliciously expand losses.

In the event of a fracture in a traffic accident, the length of hospitalization is mainly the degree of dry fracture. If it is only a slight bone crack, or there is not much displacement, you can generally take a conservative**, after the doctor correctly handles it, and observes it for about a week, you can go home to recuperate. If there is a comminuted fracture, surgery is required**, in which case a minimum of one month of hospitalization is required.

1. How can repeated fractures after fractures not be rated as disabled?

If the fracture is caused by a traffic accident, it depends on whether the fracture is in the joint or in the backbone. In general, fractures in the diaphysis cannot be assessed as disabled after healing if they do not affect the function of the limbs.

If it is a work-related fracture, the disability is not rated because the fracture does not meet the criteria for rating. Work-related injury rating is a standard that is set by rules and regulations, and it is necessary to conduct a work-related injury evaluation. Ratings will only be made if it is proven that they have a functional impairment or disability after a work-related injury evaluation.

2. Criteria for the identification of disability levels of nasal bone fractures.

It is recommended to go for a disability assessment and judge it based on the results of the appraisal.

In criminal cases, linear nasal fractures are minor injuries; Comminuted fractures of the nasal bone, or linear fractures of the nasal bone with significant displacement, are minor injuries.

For details, please refer to:

Appraisal of the degree of disability caused by work-related injuries and occupational diseases of employees

Criteria for the Identification of Minor Human Injuries 3 12 Post-traumatic epistaxis; Linear fracture of the nasal bone.

Article 10 of the Criteria for the Identification of Minor Human Injuries (Trial) Nasal Injuries (1) Comminuted fracture of the nasal bone, or linear fracture of the nasal bone accompanied by obvious displacement.

3. Which fractures are classified as grade 10 disabilities?

According to the provisions of the "Classification of the Degree of Disability Caused by Human Injury", the fracture conditions that belong to the tenth grade of disability include:

1. Invagination of the eyeball after orbital fracture of more than 2mm;

2. More than 6 rib fractures, or more than 2 rib parts are missing; More than 4 rib fractures and 2 deformities healed;

3. Fracture of the odontoid process of the pivotal vertebrae, affecting function;

4. Compression fracture of a vertebral body (compression degree up to 1 3) or comminuted fracture; 1. Vertebral fracture after surgery**;

5. Fractures of more than four transverse processes, spinous processes or pedicles, affecting function;

6. Two or more fractures or comminuted fractures of the pelvis, malunion and malunion;

7. Fracture of the long bones of the limbs in adolescents involving the epiphysis;

8. Traumatic arthritis after fracture of any major joint of the lower limbs;

9. Comminuted fracture of one heel bone malunion.