Ankle Fracture Surgery is performed by Dr. Gurudeo Kumar at Arthoscenter, Patna to treat broken bones in the ankle joint through open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF). The ankle joint consists of three bones: tibia (shin bone), fibula (smaller leg bone), and talus (foot bone). Fractures can involve one, two, or all three bones, requiring precise surgical alignment and stabilization for optimal healing. Ankle fractures commonly result from sports injuries, falls, twisting injuries, motor vehicle accidents, or high-impact trauma. Depending on severity, they're classified as unimalleolar (one bone broken), bimalleolar (two bones), or trimalleolar (all three including posterior malleolus). Unstable fractures, displaced fractures, or fractures involving the ankle joint surface require surgical intervention. At Arthoscenter Patna, Dr. Kumar has successfully performed over 210 ankle fracture fixation surgeries with a 96% union rate and excellent functional outcomes. Using advanced fracture fixation techniques, locking plates, and anatomic reduction, most patients return to normal walking within 3-4 months.