FAILED FRACTURE
Nonunion · Malunion · Implant Failure
When a fracture doesn’t heal, heals wrong, or a previous surgery hasn’t held — this is where it gets fixed. Dr. Goyal specialises in re-evaluating and re-operating on fractures that didn’t go as planned the first time.
Real cases real stories
Right treatment could've changed everything....😞
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Conditions treated
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Nonunion fractures — bone that has stopped healing months after injury or surgery.
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Malunion — bone that has healed in the wrong position, causing deformity, shortening or pain.
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Implant failure — broken, bent or loosened plates, rods and screws from an earlier surgery.
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Infected nonunion — fractures that haven’t healed because of an underlying infection.
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Revision fixation and bone grafting to restart and complete healing.
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Staged correction of alignment alongside re-fixation, where needed.
Typically right for patients with
A fracture that hasn’t healed after 6+ months · pain or movement at a fracture site that should be solid by now · a previous plate, rod or screw that has broken or loosened · a limb that healed crooked or shorter than the other side.
Send reports for a second opinion
Reports are reviewed directly by Dr. Goyal. Response within 24–48 hours.