Abstract: Background: Non-united and infected fractures of tibia are challenging to orthopedicians. These cases are best managed by Ilizarov technique. The present study was done to assess outcome in these cases.
Methods: The present observational study included 19 cases of non-united fracture of tibia. Clinical details and findings of outcomes were noted.
Results: 57.9% of the cases had excellent outcome, 26.3% showed good result while poor result was seen in 5.3%. Functional outcome assessment showed that 68.4% had minimal disability, 15.8% had moderate disability while 5.3% had severe disability.
Conclusion: Ilizarov technique has good outcome in non-united fractures of tibia. Pin site infection of common but can be managed adequately.
