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The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1955
In the present investigation, the uptake of radio-active phosphorus was studied at different intervals from one week to one year after the fracturing of rat femora. At the same time, the weight of the bone ash was measured. In conformity with previous results, there was an increased uptake of radio-active phosphorus not only at the site of the fracture,
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In the present investigation, the uptake of radio-active phosphorus was studied at different intervals from one week to one year after the fracturing of rat femora. At the same time, the weight of the bone ash was measured. In conformity with previous results, there was an increased uptake of radio-active phosphorus not only at the site of the fracture,
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Archives of Surgery, 1973
Every physician who treats fractures wants a therapeutic means of accelerating fracture healing. The prospect of such therapy deserves having special attention called to it. Benfer and Struck (see p 838) provide evidence that locally applied soluble pig collagen benefits fracture healing.
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Every physician who treats fractures wants a therapeutic means of accelerating fracture healing. The prospect of such therapy deserves having special attention called to it. Benfer and Struck (see p 838) provide evidence that locally applied soluble pig collagen benefits fracture healing.
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Assessment of Fracture Healing
2006Markel and Chao [1] underlined that long bone fractures consolidate without complications in most patients. Moreover, in patients in whom the use of complex monitoring techniques of fracture healing was indicated, these techniques were often in an experimental stage and hardly available, and their use was limited to the study of some selected bone ...
PEDROTTI, LUISELLA +2 more
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2014
Bone fractures are common and costly to the public due to high health care expenditures. In order to find ways to treat bone fractures, it is essential to understand how fractures normally heal and what factors interfere with fracture healing. All fractures can be broadly described as closed (no skin break) or open (skin break).
David L. Stocum, Jiliang Li
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Bone fractures are common and costly to the public due to high health care expenditures. In order to find ways to treat bone fractures, it is essential to understand how fractures normally heal and what factors interfere with fracture healing. All fractures can be broadly described as closed (no skin break) or open (skin break).
David L. Stocum, Jiliang Li
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Bioelectricity and Fracture Healing
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1981C. T. Brighton, Z. B. Friedenberg
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Macrophages in bone fracture healing: Their essential role in endochondral ossification.
Bone, 2018C. Schlundt +11 more
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Anatomy of Bone, Fracture, and Fracture Healing
2012Bone is a highly specialized connective tissue which consists of organic and inorganic matter. Bone forms the skeleton which performs two major functions, namely, mechanical support and maintains mineral hemostasis. The consistency of bone changes with age from the highly cellular structure to the densely organized structure in an adult, resulting in ...
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Role of Nrf2 in Fracture Healing: Clinical Aspects of Oxidative Stress
Calcified Tissue International, 2019Y. Kubo +10 more
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