Fracture malunion — doctors who treat it

Also called: bone healed incorrectly.

Who commonly handles fracture malunion

• Orthopedic SurgeryRoutinely within this specialty

Find providers by city

• New York, NY (477)
• Chicago, IL (322)
• Boston, MA (321)
• Houston, TX (297)
• Los Angeles, CA (270)
• Saint Louis, MO (244)
• Philadelphia, PA (239)
• Seattle, WA (207)
• San Diego, CA (203)
• Baltimore, MD (200)
• Pittsburgh, PA (190)
• Phoenix, AZ (188)
• Dallas, TX (186)
• San Antonio, TX (185)
• Cleveland, OH (171)
• Rochester, MN (171)
• Charlotte, NC (169)
• San Francisco, CA (165)
• Oklahoma City, OK (158)
• Atlanta, GA (155)
• Indianapolis, IN (147)
• Cincinnati, OH (142)
• Sacramento, CA (141)
• Birmingham, AL (140)
• Louisville, KY (137)
• Nashville, TN (133)
• Las Vegas, NV (133)
• Austin, TX (132)
• Miami, FL (124)
• Salt Lake City, UT (118)
• Grand Rapids, MI (117)
• Tucson, AZ (116)
• Portland, OR (115)
• Madison, WI (109)
• Jacksonville, FL (108)
• Denver, CO (108)
• Orlando, FL (106)
• Brooklyn, NY (105)
• Columbia, MO (103)
• Richmond, VA (101)
• Omaha, NE (101)
• Columbus, OH (100)
• Rochester, NY (99)
• Orange, CA (98)
• Durham, NC (97)
• Fort Worth, TX (96)
• Scottsdale, AZ (96)
• Ann Arbor, MI (87)
• Lexington, KY (87)
• Little Rock, AR (87)
• Tulsa, OK (85)
• Bronx, NY (84)
• Iowa City, IA (84)
• Honolulu, HI (81)
• Aurora, CO (81)
• Wichita, KS (79)
• Washington, DC (78)
• Colorado Springs, CO (78)
• Milwaukee, WI (76)
• Greenville, SC (76)

Directory information is educational and may change. A specialty match means a provider may evaluate or treat this; only items marked “confirmed” were selected by the provider. Patients should confirm services, insurance, and availability directly with the office.