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<p>A 52-year-old man presents with bilateral leg pain, persisting for several months. He has been diagnosed with sciatica on the left side and truncated cruralgia on the right side. Additionally, he underwent surgery for a compressive herniated disc at the L4/L5 level on 30/01/2023. Unfortunately, during immediate post-operative manipulation, he experienced a spontaneous, non-traumatic fracture of the right femoral shaft on the same date. How would you manage this condition?</p>

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Explore a complex orthopedic case involving a 52-year-old man suffering from bilateral leg pain, diagnosed with sciatica and truncated cruralgia. Following surgery for a compressive herniated disc

Orthopedic Case Study: Bilateral Leg Pain with Post-Surgical Right Femoral Shaft Fracture

Bilateral Leg Pain, Spontaneous Right Femoral Shaft Fracture Post-Surgery

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Bilateral Leg Pain, Spont...