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Orthopedic basic science & research on trauma
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- Trauma Basic Science Abstracts (11)
- Abstracts on trauma basic science from proceedings of orthopaedic meetings & societies
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1998 The Effect of Unreamed, Limited Reamed and Standard Reamed Intramedullary Nailing on Cortical Bone Porosity and New Bone Formation
Location: http://www.hwbf.org/ota/am/ota98/otapa/OTA98907.htmThe purpose of this investigation was to compare the effects of unreamed nail insertion and limited or standard canal reaming, prior to insertion of an intramedullary nail, on cortical bone porosity and new bone formation.
Conclusions: The technique of limited reaming may be advantageous for the treatment of tibial...
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2001 Principles Of Bone Healing
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Bone And Fracture Healing
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Bone and Fracture Mechanics Orthoteers
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Fracture Healing Orthoteers
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Temperature Elevation in Cortical Bone during Intramedullary Reaming and the Effect of Intermittent IM Irrigation and Sharp Reamers
Location: http://www.hwbf.org/ota/am/ota98/otapo/OTP98051.htmTo determine if intramedullary reaming causes temperature elevation in cortical bone of sufficient magnitude to cause thermal necrosis. Secondly to determine if intermittent IM irrigation or the use of sharp reamers will reduce this temperature elevation.
linical Application: Whenever possible, sharp reamers should be employed. In patients who require...
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