Corrective Osteotomy and Fixation with Bone Graft
Corrective Osteotomy and Fixation with Bone Graft is an orthopaedic procedure used to correct abnormal bone alignment or deformity. The bone is surgically cut and repositioned, stabilised with implants and, when necessary, supported with a bone graft to promote healing.
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Overview
1. What is Corrective Osteotomy and Fixation with Bone Graft?
A corrective osteotomy involves cutting and realigning a bone to restore its proper position. Fixation using plates, screws or other implants maintains the correction, while a bone graft may support bone healing.
2. When is it Recommended?
It may be recommended for bone deformities, malunion after a fracture, abnormal alignment, non-union, limb-length or joint-alignment problems when correction is required to improve function or reduce pain.
3. What Symptoms May a Patient Notice?
Patients may experience pain, abnormal limb alignment, difficulty walking or using the affected limb, restricted joint movement, weakness or visible deformity.
4. What Does the Treatment Involve?
The surgeon carefully cuts the affected bone, corrects its alignment and secures it in the desired position using plates, screws, rods or other fixation devices. A bone graft may be placed at the correction site when additional support for healing is needed.
5. What Are the Main Treatment Options?
Depending on the condition, treatment may involve opening or minimally invasive osteotomy, internal fixation, external fixation or bone grafting. The technique is selected according to the location and severity of the deformity.
6. How Long Does Treatment & Recovery Take?
Hospitalisation is commonly around 2–5 days, depending on the procedure and affected bone. Bone healing generally takes around 8–16 weeks, while full recovery and return to normal activities may take several months.
7. What Are the Important Risks or Considerations?
Successful healing depends on the type of deformity, bone quality, surgical correction and patient's overall health. Possible complications include infection, delayed bone healing, non-union, nerve or blood-vessel injury, implant problems, stiffness and recurrence of deformity.
8. Why Consider Treatment in India?
India has specialised orthopaedic and reconstructive centres offering complex deformity correction, bone grafting and fixation procedures, supported by experienced orthopaedic surgeons, advanced imaging and rehabilitation services.
9. How Can Medavelle Help?
Medavelle can assist with X-ray and medical report review, orthopaedic specialist and hospital coordination, treatment planning, implant and graft discussions, international patient arrangements and rehabilitation coordination.
10. What Should the Patient Do Next?
Share your X-rays/reports → Orthopaedic evaluation → Bone & deformity assessment → Treatment recommendation → Treatment planning in India.
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