[Improving the reposition of fragments in transosseous osteosynthesis].
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As the practice of perosseous osteosynthesis has demonstrated, it is rather difficult to achieve a high accuracy of reposition using a closed technique. The authors offer the simplest and a biomechanically advisable reposition system of the compression and distraction apparatus. The use of such technique proves its efficacy and advantages. The achievement of a high accuracy of reposition and rational fixation of the fragments has allowed for an abrupt reduction in the treatment terms and costs and to improve its quality.
Adult, Male, Arm Injuries, Wound Healing, Time Factors, Equipment Design, Middle Aged, Fracture Fixation, Internal, Fractures, Open, Humans, Female, Leg Injuries, USSR
Adult, Male, Arm Injuries, Wound Healing, Time Factors, Equipment Design, Middle Aged, Fracture Fixation, Internal, Fractures, Open, Humans, Female, Leg Injuries, USSR
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