Titlebook: Manual of Cable Osteosyntheses; History, Technical B Reiner Labitzke Book 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 Instrument.Olecranon.

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Wire Cables in Everyday Hospital Life,frequently one soon becomes extremely confident; there is a sense of security instead of “apprehension, because even the slightest movement could indeed lead to displacement of the fragments” Winkelbauer already wrote in 1925 [423].

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Review and Outlook,the cable as a means of traction. The practical value of wire cables in surgery is underlined by overwhelming experimental data and superior clinical results. It is the rational alternative to “florist’s wire,” as the Americans aptly call cerclage wire.

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Book 2000 resulting from acceleration and deceleration. This can be best achieved by the use of cable tension bands as a traction mechanism. The cable tension band is - in terms of stability of fractures - far superior to the conventional rigid cerclage wire which has been widely used in osteosynthesis for o

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Brief History of Wires and Cables in Medicine and Technology,era of surgery. At first, wires were used without a system or firm concept, but rather based on an intuitive feeling for “bone sutures,” by which everyone understood his own method of holding fragments together. From 1870 onwards, Lord Lister — with aseptic precautions — adapted bone fragments syste

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Cerclage Wire and Wire Cables: A Comparison,e results of a comparative mechanical test of wires and cables. Based on experiments it is actually possible to determine various grades of quality. The first attempts were made in 1974 together with K. Bowe from the Institut für Werkstoffkunde at the Ruhr University in Bochum. At that time we teste

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Wire Cables in Everyday Hospital Life,y that they have become generally accepted and are in daily use. Wire cables have been of great help in many awkward situations: for example, when an osteosyn-thesis needs to be given additional support, when a prosthesis has ruptured the femur shaft or when the trochanter has broken off, or in oste