Non-Union Fractures Treatment
Are you a candidate for the Regenexx procedure to treat non-union fractures?
Most bone fractures heal without difficulty. However, fractures that demonstrate motion of the bony ends and incomplete healing more than 6 months after injury are called non-union fractures. Of the estimated 6 million bone fractures in the United States each year, approximately 300,000 will develop slow (delayed union) or incomplete healing (nonunion). The reasons for a non-union (or failed) fracture may include:
- Complicated, multisegemental factures (severe comminution)
- Open fractures
- Fractures associated with tumors (pathologic fractures)
- Infection
- Insufficient fracture immobilization (fixation)
- Inadequate blood supply
- Poor nutrition
- Chronic disease states (diabetes, renal failure, metabolic bone disease)
Watch this video to learn more about treating non-union fractures.
Regenexx procedure for non-union fractures
“Regenexx did what nothing else could. Given the minimal invasiveness of the procedure and the outstanding results, I would highly recommend it for anyone.”
Read the rest of this patient’s testimonial after she received the Regenexx procedure for her non-union fracture of the arm.
Read how, for an older patient with a non-union fracture of the pelvis, the Regenexx procedure helped restore her quality of life.
Is the Regenexx procedure for non-union fractures right for you?
Please complete our Regenexx Procedure Candidate Form below or call us at 303-495-4014, or Toll Free at 1-888-525-3005.



