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Abstract
Vascularized fibular transfer is excellent option for CPT.
• Stabilizing the distal tibiofibular of the donor side helps to reduce valgus deformity of the ankle.
• Age is not a limitation in treatment of CPT with free bone transfer.
• Sex, previous surgeries and type of pseudoarthrosis do not affect the results of treatment with vascularized fibula for CPT.
• The earlier the treatment starts the earlier the union and weight bearing occurs.
• Intramedullary wire is good tool to fix the fibular graft.
• Retrograde wire is easier but an antigrade wire has less drawbacks.
• Telescoping fibula is a good solution in case of shortening.
• Treatment of concomitant pseudoarthrosis of the fibula is as essential as the tibia.
• Pedicled periosteal flap for the fibular pseudoarthrosis could be a good solution.
• The best results are achieved when tibia and fibula are both healed.
• Even with primary union, none is immune against refracture.
• Not all refractures means recurrence.
• Cast could treat simple refractures.
• ORIF can be used for resistant refractures.
• Patients with CPT should be observed until maturity is reached.