Titlebook: Closed Functional Treatment of Fractures; Augusto Sarmiento,Loren L. Latta Book 1981 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1981 Knochenbruch.a

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Resource-Constrained Scheduling Problemszation of fracture fragments and immobilization of joints above and below a fracture, as well as prolonged rest, are detrimental to fracture healing. Closed functional bracing of fractures calls for functional activity in order to obtain greater osteogenesis.

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Resource-Constrained Scheduling Problemsrstanding of why fracture bracing techniques were clinically successful, a series of studies were conducted in our research laboratories (.). A synopsis of the important aspects of this research is provided below.

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Vitaly A. Strusevich,Kabir Rustogilater that isolated fractures of the ulna do not require the prevention of forearm pronosupination thus leading to the conclusion that such fractures can be successfully stabilized with a “sleeve” that simply compresses the soft tissues of the forearm while permitting motion of all joints of the extremity.

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Fractures in Children,ure immobilized in a long-leg “non-weight-bearing cast” rarely remains non-weight bearing. As soon as the acute symptoms subside he begins weight bearing and overcomes the hindrance the cast causes him in carrying out his playful activities.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-4629-0steogenesis and that it interferes with normal healing. There is considerable evidence in the literature that the placement of a plate or the insertion of a nail delays the healing of a fracture. The disruption of the normal healing process from internal or rigid fixation, as well as external immobi

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Vitaly A. Strusevich,Kabir Rustogice of reduction of the fragments either by internal fixation of the fragments or by external fixators with pins above and below the fracture. This latter treatment, although capable of providing maintenance of anatomic reduction, is often associated with complications of varying types, such as loose