Ellicott City, MD
A female asked:
Is surgery the only option to treat a non-united greater tuberosity fracture? injury occurred ~7 months ago
1 doctor answer • 1 doctor weighed in

Dr. Mohit Bansalanswered
Family Medicine 22 years experience
More likely Yes: Need more information - which bone? General rule, if it has not healed and it is creating problems for you and affecting your daily life it needs to be fixed. Surgery is big decision but if your surgeon is recommending it I will go for it.
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Last updated May 18, 2018
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