Triple Arthrodesis and Internal Fixation Treatment in India: Restoring Mobility and Stability

FAQs

• Is Triple Arthrodesis and Internal Fixation the only treatment option for foot and ankle conditions?

  Triple Arthrodesis and Internal Fixation is a surgical treatment option for severe cases where conservative treatments have failed to provide relief.

• Can Triple Arthrodesis and Internal Fixation surgery be performed on both feet simultaneously?

  In some cases, surgery on both feet simultaneously may be considered, but the decision depends on factors such as the patient's overall health, severity of the condition, and surgeon's recommendation.

• What is the typical recovery time after Triple Arthrodesis and Internal Fixation surgery?

  The recovery time can vary, but it generally takes several months for the bones to fully fuse and for patients to regain full mobility. Physical therapy and rehabilitation are crucial for a successful recovery.

• Are there any risks or complications associated with Triple Arthrodesis and Internal Fixation surgery?

  Like any surgical procedure, there are risks of infection, blood clots, and complications related to anesthesia. Your surgeon will discuss potential risks and complications with you prior to the surgery.

• Can Triple Arthrodesis and Internal Fixation surgery be performed on children?

  Triple Arthrodesis and Internal Fixation surgery is typically reserved for adult patients. However, in exceptional cases where children experience severe foot and ankle deformities or conditions, the procedure may be considered. The feasibility and appropriateness are determined on a case-by-case basis by the medical team.