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Page 2670
With completion of the fracture , healing fails to occur , and the fracture site
widens and becomes a pseudarthrosis . The prognosis for this type is generally
good , especially when treated before the insufficiency fracture becomes
complete .
With completion of the fracture , healing fails to occur , and the fracture site
widens and becomes a pseudarthrosis . The prognosis for this type is generally
good , especially when treated before the insufficiency fracture becomes
complete .
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The lesions in the brain causing abnormality in movement or posture occur
primarily in the following four areas : the cerebral cortex ( spastic paralysis ) , the
midbrain or base of the brain ( dyskinesia ) , the cerebellum ( ataxia ) , and ...
The lesions in the brain causing abnormality in movement or posture occur
primarily in the following four areas : the cerebral cortex ( spastic paralysis ) , the
midbrain or base of the brain ( dyskinesia ) , the cerebellum ( ataxia ) , and ...
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This complication occurred in one fourth of the flail feet treated by this procedure .
... Marek and Schein called attention to the fact that avascular necrosis of the
body of the talus may also occur after triple arthrodesis or pantalar arthrodesis .
This complication occurred in one fourth of the flail feet treated by this procedure .
... Marek and Schein called attention to the fact that avascular necrosis of the
body of the talus may also occur after triple arthrodesis or pantalar arthrodesis .
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ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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