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What if a lateral tibial plateau fracture happens a second time? i have edema and arthritis in the same area as the first time. just had mfx.
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See ortho surgeon: Talk with your orthopedic surgeon so he/she can do a thorough history and physical exam to evaluate the leg.
Answered 6/10/2013
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Increased arthritis: Inc risk of arthritis. The underlying arthritis may progress faster. If fracture, then treatment based upon fracture alignment etc. Need to make sure you are seeing an ortho doc.
Answered 3/27/2014
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