Tibia Fracture Healing Prediction Using First-Order Mathematical Model

Table 1

Patient information for 12 tibia fracture trauma injuries.

Name	Age (years)	Tibia fracture type	Site of fracture	Gender	General/specific health problems	Treatment	Date of stabilization	Date of ring removal	Number of X-rays
THY	37	Oblique	Middle third	Male	Normal	External fixator, split thickness skin grafting, and interlocking nailing	137	158	10
SMK	55	Oblique	Middle third	Male	Diabetes mellitus	External fixator	91	134	8
ADR	25	GAP	Middle third	Male	Normal	External fixator, muscle flap to cover bone	292	355	34
VSW	39	GAP	Middle third	Male	Ischemic Heart Disease	External fixator, split thickness skin grafting	189	243	20
TMLS	17	Short oblique	Lower third	Male	Normal	Plaster slab immobilization	110	187	8
KND	50	Short oblique	Lower third	Male	Normal	Plaster slab immobilization	56	133	12
JAYS	29	Open comminuted with bone loss	Middle third	Male	Normal	External Fixator	85	120	12
RVN	30	Oblique	Upper third	Male	Normal	Plaster slab immobilization	106	127	4
VDVL	30	Oblique	Middle third	Male	Normal	Plaster slab immobilization	67	82	6
RJSK	28	Open comminuted with bone loss	Lower third	Male	Normal	Calcaneal pin traction to maintain alignment of the fracture	160	159	10
STMR	28	Oblique	Middle third	Male	Normal	External fixator	67	84	6