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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 1992
ESF is an ideal fixation for most tibial fractures. Many ESF configurations have been used in repair of tibial fractures including ESF supplementation of intramedullary pin or interfragmentary screw fixation. Tibial fractures are often comminuted or open, and the tibia is prone to postoperative infections after open reduction and internal fixation. ESF
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ESF is an ideal fixation for most tibial fractures. Many ESF configurations have been used in repair of tibial fractures including ESF supplementation of intramedullary pin or interfragmentary screw fixation. Tibial fractures are often comminuted or open, and the tibia is prone to postoperative infections after open reduction and internal fixation. ESF
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JAMA, 1960
Dr. W. Mnaymneh A 54-year-old woman was brought to the emergency ward of the Massachusetts General Hospital 15 minutes after having been struck by an automobile. She had sustained an injury confined to the right lower extremity and had not lost consciousness. Her general health was good. She had had a hysterectomy at the age of 28 for reasons unknown.
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Dr. W. Mnaymneh A 54-year-old woman was brought to the emergency ward of the Massachusetts General Hospital 15 minutes after having been struck by an automobile. She had sustained an injury confined to the right lower extremity and had not lost consciousness. Her general health was good. She had had a hysterectomy at the age of 28 for reasons unknown.
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Tibia Vara (Osteochondrosis Deformans Tibiae)
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1964Sixty-one cases of the infantile type of tibia vara and ten cases of the adolescent type are reported. The infantile type: The roentgenographic changes may pass through six stages, depending on the maturity of the skeleton and the degree of growth disturbance.
A. LANGENSKIÖLD, ERIK B. RISKA
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1981
Tibia vara is a deformity of abrupt angulation into varus below the knee and inward rotation of the tibia. The condition appears as an infantile type manifesting itself at age one to three years, and as an adolescent type. Although the etiology of the infantile type is obscure, cartilage changes in the medial part of the growth plate and the epiphysis ...
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Tibia vara is a deformity of abrupt angulation into varus below the knee and inward rotation of the tibia. The condition appears as an infantile type manifesting itself at age one to three years, and as an adolescent type. Although the etiology of the infantile type is obscure, cartilage changes in the medial part of the growth plate and the epiphysis ...
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Congenital pseudarthrosis of the tibia
International Orthopaedics, 1996The present concepts of the aetiology, prevention and treatment of congenital pseudarthrosis of the tibia are discussed. The satisfactory results of Ilizarov's method and vascularised fibular grafting make these methods optimal choices for treatment. When they are not available, a bone graft with intramedullary fixation is a valuable alternative.
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Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography, 1986
The radiography and CT of a patient with surgically proven osteoblastoma of the distal tibia are presented with a brief discussion of this benign lesion.
E J, Farmlett, D, Magid, E K, Fishman
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The radiography and CT of a patient with surgically proven osteoblastoma of the distal tibia are presented with a brief discussion of this benign lesion.
E J, Farmlett, D, Magid, E K, Fishman
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