Whether patellar fracture can walk in 60 days needs to be judged according to the specific condition, can not be generalized, for stability or fixation of patellar fracture, 60 days after the fracture can walk properly, comminuted fracture depends on the situation. Patella fracture 60 days can walk is mainly based on the degree of fracture and healing, for non-displaced patella fracture, such as simple transverse fracture, in the cast or lower limb support after fixation for 4~6 weeks, can be appropriate to move the knee joint or non-weight-bearing on the ground. For those with surgical internal fixation, the fracture is generally securely fixed after surgery, and can be appropriately moved to the ground 4 weeks after surgery. For comminuted patella fracture, in most cases, despite surgical internal fixation, early movement on the ground may still cause displacement of the fracture end, therefore, whether you can walk 60 days after the fracture needs to be based on the results of the review, and it is recommended that patients with patella fracture have regular review.