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Makes my 9 screws and 5 plates after a groundfall look like small beer in comparison! Poor you. Hope your recovery's going well.
Dave Williams - 25/Apr/15
Am still non weight bearing. Should be able to start physio in the middle of may hopefully. Thanks for your good wishes!
james mann - 25/Apr/15
Good grief, youth. You need to take better care of yourself!
Still, it's an impressive photo, so perhaps all worth it, eh?
:-)
pneame - 25/Apr/15
Still, it's an impressive photo, so perhaps all worth it, eh?
:-)
Oh - I see it's not yours. !!
I hope he rovers OK
pneame - 25/Apr/15
I hope he rovers OK
Hopelessly confused - I thought this was Dave Williams leg - ignore my comments....
pneame - 25/Apr/15
As the old saying goes, the climb isn't over until your back on the ground. ;-)
coreybennett - 25/Apr/15
Nope. This is my leg and Dave who has also broken his leg at some point expressed best wishes for getting better.
james mann - 25/Apr/15
I was back on the ground when this happened so the old saying might be more appropriate if it was 'back on the sofa at home'.
james mann - 25/Apr/15
The joint surfaces are almost unbroken (not an intra-articular fracture?)
You are lucky guy.
ylem - 26/Apr/15
You are lucky guy.
It looks like they intended having a longer screw in the proximal tibial position,but then put in a screw which only went into the cis cortex.I wonder why?
Certainly I would be careful with this and not take any risks.
veteye - 26/Apr/15
Certainly I would be careful with this and not take any risks.