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Izhevsk doctors saved the child from a hip fracture

The three-year-old boy fell from the bar unsuccessfully - the bone was damaged in several places at once.

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Izhevsk doctors saved the child from a hip fracture

The baby at the age of three years broke off the crossbar and broke his hip with the formation of many fragments - the bone suffered in several zones, and the smallest fragments were about three centimeters in size. Such damage in children of this age is very rare.

Specialists of the Republican Children's Clinical Hospital - Roman Baimanov, Ildar Galyamov and Peter Dubrovin - performed a difficult operation: they fixed metal elements and precisely combined bone fragments. This allowed to maintain the functionality of the limb.

Now the child is recovering, the positive dynamics is obvious.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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