Internal Fixation of Bone Fracture
The challenge of fractures through the ages has been how to manage the severe pain, immediate disability and long term sequelae of these acutely presenting emergencies, making broken bones clear priorities due to the large number of incidences. The variety of fracture treatments includes traction, joint replacement, immobilisation, amputation and internal fixation. Open fractures with significant soft tissue injury and damage were and remain at risk of infection which was commonly treated with amputation in the past.
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