Postoperative management of patients with non-reference tibial fractures under controlled axial load

Diaphyseal tibia fractures are characterized by prolonged periods of temporary disability and rehabilitation. Axial load control on the injured limbs in postoperative and rehabilitation periods promotes regenerative processes. In the postoperative period, reasonable dose load on the operated limb is always an issue. We developed a system (provided with a unit for determining pressure), that measures pressure distributed over the contact surface of the one bone fragment to the other.