Study on role of fibular graft in non-union and complex fractures of long bone

Background: Road traffic injuries are the seventh most common cause of long bone fractures. Following high velocity limb trauma, defects in usually associated with appreciable soft-tissue losses. These open always require multidisciplinary managements to reconstruct composite and soft tissue. Aims Objectives: The aim study was find out radiological clinical outcome, complications, union time complex non-union fractures managed by fibular graft. Materials Methods: Out 50 cases, 40 cases were ten non-union. We used Fibular strut grafts reconstruction tissue injury. Results: Thirty (60.0%) had excellent functional 10 (20.0%) good, 6 (12.0%) satisfactory, 4 (8.0%) patients poor outcome. Main complications 2 3 superficial wound infection, which subsided dressing intravenous antibiotic treatment. Conclusion: Free grafting has been proven be an ideal choice management large segmental as well situations biological failure healing.