To study the union rates and complications of percutaneous bone marrow injection in delayed union of long bone fractures: A prospective study

Introduction: Fracture healing is a form of wound that involves bone regeneration and leads to the restoration skeletal integrity. Despite recent developments fracture stabilisation understanding biological processes, delayed union remains challenging clinical condition. Bone marrow being abundant in osteoprogenitor cells tried enhance healing. This study emphasizes proficiency injected at site with reduce time morbidity for patients who are risk development non-union.Aim: To rates complications percutaneous injection long fractures.Materials Methods: prospective observational BLDEU'S Shri B. M. Patil Medical College, Hospital Research Centre, Department Orthopaedics between November 2020 TO March 2022.Patients were admitted assessed clinically radiologically 6 weeks,3 months, months & 9 months. In this research 35 had based on assessment radiographs depending extent initial displacement, communition, soft tissue loss, postoperative reduction, alignment.Such instances chosen when they failed demonstrate anticipated radiological level within predetermined frame. The iliac crest or tibial tuberosity was used as aspiration.This given into under fluoroscopic guidance, distance fractured segments signs callus formation assessed. data obtained will be entered Microsoft Excel sheet, statistical analysis performed using package social sciences (Version 20). Results presented Mean (Median) ±SD, counts percentages p value 0.05.Results: Amongst patients, 28(80%) showed complete bony union, another 4(11.4%) indicated progressive healing, 3(8.5%) non union. simple, effective method shortens amount develops result allows faster Complications like surgical infections anaesthetic not encountered. Postoperative pain managed adequate analgesia NSAIDS. As result, it concluded can achieved bones autologous injection, without any donor recipient site. safe secure treat fractures.