A tibial fracture, commonly called a cleavage fracture of the tibia in clinical terms, is also a type of fracture. It is a less severe type of tibial fracture that takes about 3 months to heal. The specific healing process can be divided into three stages, the first of which is 2-4 weeks after the injury, for the local hematoma inflammation period, this stage makes the local hemorrhage hematoma to reduce the occurrence of fibrosis; the second stage is 4-8 weeks after the injury, for the formation of primitive bone scab, this stage through the membrane and cartilage osteogenesis and osteogenesis of the two ways, and the formation of primitive bone scab, so as to complete the initial connection between the ends of the fracture; the third stage is 4-8 weeks after the injury, for the primitive bone scab formation, so as to complete the initial connection of the fracture; the third stage is 4-4 weeks after the injury, for the primitive bone scab formation. The third stage is 8-12 weeks after the injury, which is the shaping period of the bone scab. In this stage, the strength and hardness of the bone scab at the tibial fracture is restored to the original state at the beginning of the fracture through the shaping transformation of the original bone scab. Therefore, it usually takes 3 months after a tibial fracture to reach the clinical healing standard.