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For proximal nonunions , the musculocutaneous nerve should be identified ; for
distal nonunions , the radial nerve is identified ; for midshaft ... As the nonunion
site is exposed , care must be taken to minimize the degree of soft tissue stripping
.
For proximal nonunions , the musculocutaneous nerve should be identified ; for
distal nonunions , the radial nerve is identified ; for midshaft ... As the nonunion
site is exposed , care must be taken to minimize the degree of soft tissue stripping
.
Page 186
If encroachment is a concern , it is often helpful to resect the tip of the olecranon
to increase the available clearance . An essential part of the internal fixation is
achieving compression at the nonunion site . This can usually be achieved in all
but ...
If encroachment is a concern , it is often helpful to resect the tip of the olecranon
to increase the available clearance . An essential part of the internal fixation is
achieving compression at the nonunion site . This can usually be achieved in all
but ...
Page 188
In most situations , an external fixation device will be necessary to stabilize the
nonunion and maintain alignment . In some situations in which the extent of soft
tissue involvement is limited and the wound is small , a posterior splint can be
used ...
In most situations , an external fixation device will be necessary to stabilize the
nonunion and maintain alignment . In some situations in which the extent of soft
tissue involvement is limited and the wound is small , a posterior splint can be
used ...
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Anatomy of the Shoulder | 1 |
a Evaluation of Shoulder Problems | 24 |
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