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Management of Delayed Union, Non-Union and Mal-Union of Long Bone Fracturesr non-union. The process of fracture healing involves several stages, including inflammatory reaction, production of soft callus and then rigid bone, and remodelling. Delayed union is defined as the absence of radiographic progression of healing or the instability of a fracture upon clinical examina

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Necrotising Fasciitisotics, surgical debridement remains the cornerstone of treatment of necrotising fasciitis. The high mortality and morbidity of the disease remains a significant concern, while its incidence and microbiology appears to be evolving. Clinical research on this rare and lethal disease lacks of high-level

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Osteoporosis, Fragility, Falls and Fracturesed as a systemic skeletal disease characterised by reduced resistance of bone due to loss of bone tissue and/or changed bone quality, which in turn pre-disposes a person to get a fracture. So there is low bone mass and deterioration in the micro-architecture of bone tissue, leading to increased risk

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Management of Synovial Disordersscopically. This capsular layer contains a rich network of blood vessels, lymphatic vessels and nerves, which penetrate the inner synovial membrane. There are numerous capillaries on the surface of the synovial membrane and delicate capillary loops extend into the margins of the articular cartilage

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Orthopaedic Management of the Haemophiliastant. When patients have established arthropathy and need surgery it is important to have co-operation with a haematology laboratory that can supervise per- and post-operative factor substitution. The joints most affected are knees, ankles, hips and feet and the most common procedures joint fusion o

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Infections in Orthopaedics and Fracturesmon as the causative microbe in cases of vertebral osteomyelitis [85]. The infection in the diabetic foot and in open fractures are often polymicrobial, with a mixture of ., Gram negative rods and anaerobes. In patients with an infected Orthopaedic implant. . and . are cultured in >50?% of the cases

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-34746-7Complication; Fracture; Surgical Management; Trauma; Tumor; Trauma Surgery