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Revolutionizing Nonunion Treatment: The Expanding Role of Local Biological Therapies. [PDF]

Orthop Rev (Pavia)
Kiwan E, Ghanem W, Ezzeddine H, Saber A, Najjar J, Saadeh J, Saad R, Assaf F, Badra M, Moucharafieh R.   +9 more
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Posteromedial varus fatigue fragment (PVFF) in severe varus knee osteoarthritis phenotype: incidence, surgical implications, and management. [PDF]

SICOT J
Bagaria V, Tiwari A.
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Management of post-infection forearm defect non-unions following the "Road-to-Union" protocol: technical note and case series. [PDF]

Eur J Orthop Surg Traumatol
Birkholtz FF, Barnard AC, Eken MM, Iiyambula F, O'Farrell P.   +4 more
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Teriparatide as an Adjunct in Managing Delayed Union of Long Bone Fractures: Insights from a Tertiary Care Center. [PDF]

Ann Afr Med
Mohan R, Singh S, Manral N, Kumar A, Patel BM, Kannaujiya M, Chaudhary SK.   +6 more
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Neglected patella nonunion repair with tension band plating, quadricepsplasty, and tibial autograft. [PDF]

OTA Int
Patterson JT, Duong AM, Mostamand M, Shabani S.   +3 more
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Effect of postoperative fracture gap on bone union in femoral diaphyseal fractures treated with intramedullary nailing: a retrospective clinical study. [PDF]

J Orthop Surg Res
Karadamar ÖL, Yüzügüldü U, Aydilek A, Aydın M, Keleş E, Özgür A, Başak AM, Kara M.   +7 more
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UNUNITED FRACTURES OF THE CLAVICLE

Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 1940
Abstract Nonunion in fractures of the clavicle is known to occur but the reported cases in the literature have been few. Severe initial injuries and improper immobilization would appear to be the chief causes of nonunion in this type of fracture. Twenty cases of fracture of the clavicle with non-union are reported.
Ralph K. Ghormley, John R. Black, James H. Cherry   +2 more
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Exchange Nailing of Ununited Fractures

The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery-American Volume, 2007
Exchange nailing is most appropriate for a nonunion without substantial bone loss. There is no clear consensus regarding the use of exchange nailing in the presence of active, purulent infection. The exchange nail should be at least 1 mm larger in diameter than the nail being removed, and it has been recommended that it be up to 4 mm larger when the ...
Mark R, Brinker, Daniel P, O'Connor
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Ununited fracture of the hook of the hamate

The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1977
Of nine ununited fractures of the hook of the hamate, eight were treated by surgical excision of the fragment. All eight patients had relief from persistent pain and regained the preinjury level of function. This fracture occurs frequently in athletes and is often not diagnosed because it can be demonstrated only by special roentgenographic views.
P R, Carter, R G, Eaton, J W, Littler
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