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of a new animal bone fracture experimental protocol The bio simulations dramatically reduced the number of mice from 200 to 20 mice and the time from one year down to 1 month The researchers first used the Immunetrics model to establish guidelines for the animal experiment instead of following traditional experimental approach These bio simulations were
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evidence of the break if the bones were realigned properly prior to healing Rhine 1998 Sciulli 1991 The image below shows a healed bone fracture that was likely a complete fracture Sharp force traumas are incised wounds and stab wounds resulting from attacks or accidents with knives swords axes and other sharp implements Such injuries cause bone cracks incisions
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plates and intramedullary rods An example of how these devices may relate to mechanically mediated fracture healing theories is shown below from Chapter 9 in the text p 327 In this case the presence of the fixator carries most of the load since it is much stiffer than the initial fracture gap tissue Because the deformation of the fracture gap tissue is
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Bone Fracture Coverage Occupational classification for Personal accident
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These types of injures happen to healthy children with healthy bones The bone gets more force than it is able to handle and breaks Stress fractures Both bone forearm fracture These fractures can happen when a child repeats the same position or motion over and over for long periods of time
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Is a curved bone after a fracture normal?
Q. My son recently broke his forearm. He got his cast off yesterday and there is a visible curve to his bone. It almost looks as bad as it did at the time of the fracture. The docotor said it would correct itself but my husband is extremely worried that something is not right. Does anyone know if that is normal or should I go get a 2nd opinion?
Asked by diane k - Thu Apr 24 13:11:08 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well when someone breaks a bone, the area that had the fracture becomes a lot more thicker when healed, to prevent the fracture from occurring again in that exact same location. Maybe thats what happened. You should get it xrayed.
Answered by Capicu Inc - Thu Apr 24 13:15:19 2008
Q. My son recently broke his forearm. He got his cast off yesterday and there is a visible curve to his bone. It almost looks as bad as it did at the time of the fracture. The docotor said it would correct itself but my husband is extremely worried that something is not right. Does anyone know if that is normal or should I go get a 2nd opinion?
Asked by diane k - Thu Apr 24 13:11:08 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well when someone breaks a bone, the area that had the fracture becomes a lot more thicker when healed, to prevent the fracture from occurring again in that exact same location. Maybe thats what happened. You should get it xrayed.
Answered by Capicu Inc - Thu Apr 24 13:15:19 2008
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