A Case of Paediatric Non-union of Tibia Treated With Tibialization of Fibula

Management of non-union with bone gap in tibia is difficult, especially if superimposed by infection of bone. Various modalities have been described for the treatment of gap non-union, with their own advantages and disadvantages. A case of a paediatric patient with traumatic left tibia fracture which was complicated by subsequent osteomyelitis and non-union presented to tertiary care hospital. After failure of different modalities of treatment, to provide union, the patient was managed with tibialization of fibula with fibula strut graft supported by a rush nail