Abstract:Among the entire public of fractures of long bones, more complications of reparative osteogenesis occur fragmental fractures. Their significant defects, which arise as a result of the removal of non-viable fragments, cause disturbances in local hemodynamics and microcirculation and loss of osteoconduction in the area of injury, lead to a loss of the reparative potential of bone tissue in the defect zone, and the methods of osteosynthesis do not provide restoration of osteoconduction and do not have osteointegr… Show more
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