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Advantages and disadvantages of leg lengthening and leg shortening operations
* Leg lengthening Leg shortening * From ... In the experience of Wagner ,
whereas it is technically possible to lengthen a limb by amounts up to 22 cm ,
esthetic ...
Advantages and disadvantages of leg lengthening and leg shortening operations
* Leg lengthening Leg shortening * From ... In the experience of Wagner ,
whereas it is technically possible to lengthen a limb by amounts up to 22 cm ,
esthetic ...
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The complications of leg lengthening listed by Abbott and Saunders are as
follows . 1 . ... intermuscular septa , interosseous membrane , periosteum ,
tendons , and the tendinous content of the muscles to lengthen as much as do
the bones .
The complications of leg lengthening listed by Abbott and Saunders are as
follows . 1 . ... intermuscular septa , interosseous membrane , periosteum ,
tendons , and the tendinous content of the muscles to lengthen as much as do
the bones .
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The lengthening is carried out at the site of shortening , where normal anatomic
conditions can be recreated , and remarkable amounts of lengthening can be
obtained . In more than 150 operations he has been able to obtain a maximum ...
The lengthening is carried out at the site of shortening , where normal anatomic
conditions can be recreated , and remarkable amounts of lengthening can be
obtained . In more than 150 operations he has been able to obtain a maximum ...
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ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
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