Thigh/Knee Excision of Mass - Less Than 3 cm

Thigh/Knee Excision of Mass - Less Than 3 cm is available through Mark Cuban Companies Health Plan at a published cash price, paid when you book.

Thigh/Knee Excision of Mass (less than 3 cm) refers to the surgical procedure known as open treatment of a femoral shaft fracture with insertion of an intramedullary implant. This procedure is performed to stabilize and repair a fracture of the femoral shaft, which is the long, straight part of the thigh bone. During the surgery, an incision is made over the fracture site, and the bone fragments are repositioned into their correct alignment. An intramedullary nail or rod is then inserted into the center of the bone canal to provide stability and support for the fractured bone. The nail is secured with screws at both ends of the bone to hold it in place. This technique allows for early mobilization and weight-bearing, promoting faster healing and recovery. The goal of the procedure is to restore normal alignment and function of the femur, reducing pain and restoring mobility for the patient.