This review aimed to validate the therapeutic potential of Bushen Tiansui decoction (BSTSD), a traditional Chinese formulation, in treating delayed union of fractures. Comprehensive database searches identified randomized controlled trials up to September 13, 2022, assessing BSTSD's efficacy in delayed fracture healing. Outcomes were bone metabolism indexes and Harris hip scores. Quality and risk assessments were conducted using the Cochrane Collaboration's tools. Data were analyzed using RevMan software, with sensitivity analysis through Stata. BSTSD significantly improved bone GLA protein (SMD=1.76, P<0.00001) and alkaline phosphatase (SMD=1.31, P<0.00001). Additionally, Harris hip scores for pain, function, deformity, and motion showed marked improvement. BSTSD treatment also demonstrated enhanced clinical efficiency (RR=1.27, P<0.00001) with fewer complications. Sensitivity analyses indicated consistent results. BSTSD shows promise in treating delayed fracture unions, yet conclusions necessitate further high-quality research for validation.

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