The management of fractures with bone loss
Лечение переломов с потерей костной ткани
2005-01-14
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bone lossfracture managementlimb salvageskeletal defectssoft-tissue reconstruction
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Historically, because of the problems involved in initial limb salvage and the subsequent difficulty of reconstructing large skeletal defects many fractures with significant bone loss were treated by primary amputation. Modern techniques of fracture stabilisation and soft-tissue reconstruction mean
Key Findings
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Advances in soft-tissue reconstruction have contributed to improved management options for fractures involving major skeletal defects.
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Historically, fractures with substantial bone loss were often treated by primary amputation because limb salvage and reconstruction of large skeletal defects were difficult.
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Modern fracture-stabilization techniques have improved the feasibility of initially salvaging limbs with significant bone loss.
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fractures with significant bone loss
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management, including limb salvage, fracture stabilization, and reconstruction of large skeletal defects
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