Titlebook: Manual of Internal Fixation; Technique Recommende M. E. Müller,M. Allg?wer,H. Willenegger Book 19701st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin · Hei

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Implantsts are rigid and prevent the bone from responding to normal physiological stimuli. This is especially important in the lower limb, while implants seldom need to be removed from the humerus or forearm bones, unless they produce symptoms which is rarely the case.

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Compound Fractures in the Adultee weeks while soft tissue healing takes place. If definitive internal fixation is deferred, temporary fixation of the fracture should be undertaken. If primary internal fixation is decided upon during the first six to eight hours, the surgeon should remember that two-thirds of all compound fracture

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Osteotomies. to make absolutely certain that no displacement of the osteotomy fragments takes place, and that no loss of the desired new relationship between the two fragments occurs. . are used very rarely. . with the aid of tension band plates, double plates or external compression clamps is used very freque

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Arthrodeses. Plaster fixation is no longer necessary and after compression arthrodesis of the hip or the knee joint, the patient can be mobilized within a few days and partial weight bearing begun. After compression arthrodesis of the shoulder or the wrist, the patient usually regains active use of the limb wi

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IntroductionIn this part we shall discuss proven methods of internal fixation for the most common fractures. These methods are all based on the principles of internal fixation discussed in part one.