Patients post-Open Reduction Internal Fixation (ORIF). Complex distal radius fracture cases. Patients experiencing persistent swelling or limited mobility.

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Our post-operative follow-up service for distal radius fractures ensures optimal healing through clinical and radiographic monitoring, assessing bone union and range of motion for a safe return to daily activities.

Scientific name: Post-Operative Follow-up for Distal Radius Fractures

Specialized follow-up after surgical fixation of wrist fractures. Includes radiographic assessment of bone union, wound care, and range of motion monitoring with orthopedic specialists for optimal functional recovery.

Post-Operative Follow-up for Distal Radius Fractures - Recover Your Wrist Mobility Safely

Service type Medical Follow-up

Duration 30-45 minutes

Fasting Fasting is not required

Included Services

Clinical examination of the surgical site
Review of X-ray imaging
Grip strength and range of motion assessment
Rehabilitation exercise guidance

Medical Service Information

Why Follow-up is Essential

Verification of surgical hardware stability (plates and screws).
Monitoring callus formation and bone union progress.
Early detection of wrist joint stiffness or complications.
Adjusting physical therapy protocols based on healing speed.

Target Groups

Patients post-Open Reduction Internal Fixation (ORIF).
Complex distal radius fracture cases.
Patients experiencing persistent swelling or limited mobility.

Frequently Asked Questions

When can I start moving my wrist? This depends on radiographic signs of stability.
Will the plates need to be removed? Usually, they are permanent unless they irritate tendons.

Conditions & Notices

Bring all previous X-ray images
Bring the surgical operative report