Corrective Osteotomy and Fixation with Ligament Reconstruction
Corrective Osteotomy and Fixation with Ligament Reconstruction combines bone realignment with reconstruction of a damaged or unstable ligament. It may be used when abnormal bone alignment and ligament instability occur together and affect joint stability, movement or function.
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Overview
1. What is Corrective Osteotomy and Ligament Reconstruction?
A corrective osteotomy changes the alignment of a bone to improve the mechanics of a joint, while ligament reconstruction uses a graft to restore stability when a ligament is severely damaged or cannot heal adequately.
2. When is it Recommended?
It may be recommended for significant joint instability associated with abnormal bone alignment, certain chronic ligament injuries, post-traumatic deformities or conditions where correcting alignment can improve the function of the reconstructed ligament.
3. What Symptoms May a Patient Notice?
Patients may experience joint pain, repeated giving-way or instability, swelling, difficulty walking or exercising, reduced range of motion or difficulty performing everyday activities.
4. What Does the Treatment Involve?
The surgeon corrects the bone alignment and stabilises it using plates, screws or other fixation devices. The damaged ligament is reconstructed using a suitable graft and secured in the correct anatomical position.
5. What Are the Main Treatment Options?
Treatment depends on the joint and may involve osteotomy with ligament reconstruction, ligament reconstruction alone or other corrective procedures. Grafts may be obtained from the patient's own tissue or, in selected cases, donor tissue.
6. How Long Does Treatment & Recovery Take?
Hospitalisation is commonly around 1–3 days, depending on the procedure. Protected weight-bearing and rehabilitation may continue for several weeks, while full recovery commonly takes several months.
7. What Are the Important Risks or Considerations?
Outcomes depend on joint condition, alignment, ligament damage, graft selection and rehabilitation. Possible complications include infection, stiffness, nerve or blood-vessel injury, delayed bone healing, fixation problems, graft failure and persistent instability.
8. Why Consider Treatment in India?
India has specialised orthopaedic and sports-injury centres offering complex joint reconstruction, osteotomy and ligament surgery, supported by experienced orthopaedic surgeons, advanced imaging and structured rehabilitation programmes.
9. How Can Medavelle Help?
Medavelle can assist with X-ray and MRI review, orthopaedic specialist and hospital coordination, surgical planning, implant and graft discussions, international patient arrangements and rehabilitation coordination.
10. What Should the Patient Do Next?
Share your X-rays/MRI → Orthopaedic evaluation → Bone alignment & ligament assessment → Treatment recommendation → Treatment planning in India.
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