1, treatment costs: calf fracture need to undergo a series of treatment measures, including reset, immobilization, rehabilitation and so on. These treatments not only require the doctor's professional skills, but also the corresponding medical equipment and materials. Therefore, the cost of treatment is relatively high, and a certain amount of deposit is needed to guarantee that the hospital can provide the necessary treatment services.
2, examination costs: In order to determine the specifics of the fracture and the treatment plan, a series of tests, such as X-ray, CT or MRI, are required. The cost of these examinations also needs to be included in the treatment cost, thus increasing the treatment cost and the amount of deposit.
3, hospitalization costs: patients with calf fractures often need to be hospitalized for treatment in order to recover better and receive treatment and care from doctors. The cost of hospitalization is also a part of the treatment cost and hence needs to be included in the deposit.