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Sequential Limb Lengthening: A Novel Staged Approach Combining External Fixation and a Motorized Intramedullary Lengthening Nail for a Large Posttraumatic Tibial Defect. [PDF]

Case Rep Orthop
Cerasoli T, Balboni G, Musiani C, Zaffagnini M, Burla A, Marcheggiani Muccioli GM, Zaffagnini S, Romagnoli M.   +7 more
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A Three-Zone Classification System for Biomaterial-Based Management of Deep Subgingival Carious Lesions. [PDF]

J Clin Med
Zadeh MH, Jurado CA, Karimi K, Rojas-Rueda S, Lee DJ, Algamaiah H, Almansour A, Alshabib A.   +7 more
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BONE LENGTHENING

The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 1948
1. Two inches of lengthening may be gained in the femur, and three inches in the tibia and fibula, without complication. 2. More than this may be secured at the risk of temporary external popliteal paresis. 3. Lengthening of the tibia and fibula is more certain and more easy to control than lengthening of the femur. 4.
F. G. Allan
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Mandibular bone lengthening

Operative Techniques in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1994
Abstract The ensuing discussion will illustrate the simple and effective procedure, which can be applied to patients with carniofacial microsomia, Nager syndrome, and developmental micrognathia. The technique of bone distraction or lengthening, originally popularized by l]izarov of Russia for reconstruction of deformities of the axial skeleton, can ...
Joseph G McCarthy
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Imaging in Bone Lengthening

Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1994
Limb lengthening using callotasis needs careful preoperative planning and great care during the lengthening period. The most common method used to monitor limb lengthening is plain radiography, but the time of frame removal is still left to the judgment of the surgeon. This paper reviews some of the methods used experimentally and clinically to monitor
T H, Hughes, N, Maffulli, V, Green, J A, Fixsen   +3 more
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Bone Lengthening in the Craniofacial Skeleton

Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1989
The process of bone lengthening by cortical fracture and gradual distraction of callus has become well established in the enchondral bones of the extremities. In this study the principles of bone lengthening were applied to the membranous bone of the craniofacial skeleton using the growing dog mandible as a model.
N S, Karp, C H, Thorne, J G, McCarthy, H A, Sissons   +3 more
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Membranous Bone Lengthening

Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1992
Bone lengthening using the process of corticotomy and gradual distraction of callus is applicable to the membranous bone of the canine mandible. In this study the precursors to bone formation, in the area between the distracted bone edges, are analyzed in an attempt to determine the mechanism of bone formation.
N S, Karp, J G, McCarthy, J S, Schreiber, H A, Sissons, C H, Thorne   +4 more
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Bone Lengthening in the Pediatric Upper Extremity

Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 2016
➤Bone lengthening has been used successfully for several congenital and acquired conditions in the pediatric clavicle, humerus, radius, ulna, and phalanges.➤Common indications for bone lengthening include achondroplasia, radial longitudinal deficiency, multiple hereditary exostosis, brachymetacarpia, symbrachydactyly, and posttraumatic and ...
Sebastian, Farr, Gabriel, Mindler, Rudolf, Ganger, Werner, Girsch   +3 more
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