Fracture internal fixation plate removal usually requires about 7 days of hospitalization, but it varies somewhat from patient to patient and needs to be combined with specific circumstances. If there is no medical disease such as diabetes or hypertension in the preoperative examination, the preoperative examination and waiting time for surgery is 2-3 days, and the patient can be discharged if the wound is completely dry and there is no redness or swelling and other manifestations of infection about 5 days after surgery. If there are medical diseases such as diabetes or hypertension, it needs to be adjusted first, the preoperative adjustment and waiting time is about 5 days, and the postoperative time is about 7 days, and the total hospitalization time is about 12 days. After the internal fixation of fracture is removed, it is necessary to keep the wound dry and hygienic, and insist on changing the medication, and the stitches can be removed in 2 weeks after the general internal fixation of the limbs is removed. In addition, after the internal fixation is removed, the local bone needs to be reshaped and needs to be properly protected for 1-2 months to avoid premature exertion to prevent the fracture from happening again.