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The incidence of proximal tibia fractures occur only in 5%-11% of all tibia shaft fractures and often resultfrom high impetus trauma commonly seen in motor vehicle accidents.Repairing a bone defect, healing ofa nonunion, or surgery for the malunited fracture often requires bone grafting. There is a notable interestamong orthopaedic surgeons to learn whether the bone callus can be used as an autograft material.Keywords: Proximal tibia, Malunion, Varus, Rotational deformity, Raft plate, Callus, Autograft.

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Malunited proximal third tibia fracture treated with open reduction and internal fixation surgery with a raft plate using the early stage callus as a potential autograft