Elastic External Fixation Of Tibial Fractures: Influence Of Associated Internal Fixation

F. Burny, M. Donkerwolcke, O. Saric

Published 1982 · Medicine

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An osteosynthesis is a means of fixation of bone fragments with direct anchorage of the material to the bone. Due to muscular function and daily living activities, the osteosynthesis is subjected to mechanical forces.

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