Chapter 6.7 Bone Repair BIO201

[@wusqarehman7042]

Great sir good content

[@nabilazad4367]

Amazing video and explanation, thank you for sharing this knowledge. Had a general question (not looking for clinical advice, I am working with an orthopedic specialist). For a hand fracture (spiral 4th metacarpal dislocation fracture) that’s out of a cast for a few weeks now, I still feel a bump and the finger is likely shorter. Will stressing the finger with grip work and lifting heavy weights, help to remove the bump and remodel it faster or better?

[@WyzSci]

Hi Nabil, I'm sorry to hear about your hand. That's a great question! Moderate stress on bone does promote remodeling but I wouldn't recommend pushing it too much. It will take time to heal and the bump from the fracture should continue to decrease in size over the next few years. Hope it all heals well soon.

[@westfield90]

Fantastic

[@appleforever6664]

Is it true after having a complicated fracture (non-displaced), one should wait a year before running?

[@WyzSci]

I’m not familiar with the specific clinical guidelines but depending on the location and nature of the fracture it may be wise to avoid high impact activities.

[@bothamira7407]

thanks ;)

[@elenajohnson5417]

I hit my nose with something and nose became taller. What is going on here? Does it become thicker or changed shape?

[@WyzSci]

Elena Johnson That’s interesting. The tissue probably became thicker. The bridge of your nose right between the eyes is bone but the rest is mostly hyaline cartilage. The word we use to describe an overgrowth of tissue is hypertrophy. So you probably experienced some hypertrophy from injury to the tissue.

[@elenajohnson5417]

@@WyzSci thank you.

[@janlaurenceenriquez5837]

Hi sir Im here to ask some comment on my humerus bone fracture and for me it heals but it is bent about 18° as my doctor said it is acceptable but im botheted because it is bent, my question is is there any way to make my bone back to straight or it will already bent forever? Its my 2months already sir

[@WyzSci]

I’m sorry to hear about your injury. Unfortunately I don’t have the clinical expertise to answer this question. I’d recommend reaching out for a consult from an orthopedic doctor. Hope your injury heals well!

[@royalrajeditor6468]

nice

[@stevenphilip5073]

Sir how long does it take to heal pcl avulsion fracture with mild displacement?

[@WyzSci]

Bone itself will heal in about 6 weeks but since avulsions involve tendons & ligaments it may take longer.

[@stevenphilip5073]

@@WyzSci Thanks for your reply. My xray shows soft callus formation and its been 75 days for my fracture.

[@oguzsozer8347]

Do all bones remodel, including mandible jaw?

[@WyzSci]

Yes, remodeling is essentially the extended restructuring / healing process of bone.

[@oguzsozer8347]

@@WyzSci how long does it take for bones to remodel and do they go back to their original shape after remodeling?

[@WyzSci]

​@@oguzsozer8347 It depends on the extent of the injury but remodeling occurs on the order of months to years.

[@oguzsozer8347]

@@WyzSci wow I heard a compact bones like mandible and sacrum could take up to 10 years but spongy bones only up to 3 years

[@vijayramaraju3522]

Hello sir, i had an small accident and 5th metacarpal was fractured, and it's just in position, doctor said, no need for k-wire , just split is enough for 6weeks. 2weeks back split is removed, now 2months completed, but fracture line still visible, how long it will take to go off crack line on x-ray, and I'm afraid of do physiotherapy, because when I'm doing physiotherapy some pain on fracture site. Give me some suggestions, please, thanks in advance....

[@WyzSci]

Vijay, I'm sorry to hear about the fracture. I'm not sure if I can appropriately dispense medical advice for this injury. I wonder if you could try the physiotherapy within your own amount of tolerance?

[@vijayramaraju3522]

@@WyzSci thanks for your information. One last question, how long it will take to go off the fractured line on x-ray. 5th metacarpal, can i do physiotherapy after using 6weeks splint.??

[@zariyanoor5699]

6:30 How stromal cells act to promote tissue repair

[@WyzSci]

Tissue injury leads to release of growth factors that promote regeneration. When you study inflammation you'll learn about the cellular and chemical events that set the stage for tissue repair.

[@zariyanoor5699]

Thanks so much, I have an exam next week and this video is so much clearer and concise than what my professors have tried to explained

[@WyzSci]

@@zariyanoor5699 My pleasure!

[@bubaimaji3581]

Facture recovery hew dis is times