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Re: Перипротезный перелом
Alexander Chelnokov 19 Декабрь 2008, 05:14
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Female, rheumatoid, THA in 2003, car accident in 2006, failed plating. Nailing in Oct 2007. The nail is solid with hollow proximal part where the stem is docked. Last images are in 1 year after
nailing.
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Re: Перипротезный перелом
Milton L. Routt 19 Декабрь 2008, 05:21
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Wow.
That construct is like something we’d use to patch cracked or bent fence posts on our ranch when I was a kid...but fence posts don’t walk and bleed.
I have refreshed respect for the mighty femur and it’s incredible/remarkable ability to unite, regardless of what we do to it.
Thanks for showing those films--
Chip
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Re: Перипротезный перелом
Отправитель: Alexander Chelnokov 21 Декабрь 2008, 05:57
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Dear Milton.
You wrote:
> That construct is like something we'd use to patch cracked or bent
> fence posts on our ranch when I was a kid...
Any orthopaedic fixation device is based at mechanical principles known before...
> but fence posts don't walk and bleed.
The lady walks fine and doesn't bleed ;-)
> I have refreshed respect for the mighty femur and it's
> incredible/remarkable ability to unite, regardless of what we do to it.
The femur responded by failure to Mennen plating (DePuy Bridge plate). So i would add that the ability to unite is realized in mechanically and biologically sound conditions.
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Re: Перипротезный перелом
Отправитель: Milton L. Routt 21 Декабрь 2008, 11:38
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You are so right...brilliantly said and done.
milton
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Re: Перипротезный перелом
James DeBritz 19 Декабрь 2008, 05:23
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Impressive. Thanks.
JND
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