During the ACL reconstruction surgery, usually smaller tunnel diameter than the screw diameter is drilled into the bone to provide better fixation strength.
PFNA design compacts the cancellous bone to provide increased stability and has been bio-mechanically proven to retard rotation and varus collapse.
When advanced, collapse occurs, and there is not enough supportive bone to provide foundation for a resurfacing implant, a stemmed implant should be considered.
Placing dental implants in grafted bone to provide appropriate support, stability, and retention for prosthodontic rehabilitation offers the potential for improved oral function.
The benefit of incorporating a cymbal transducer is that since the cutting blade itself does not have to be tuned, blade design can focus more closely on delivering the best interaction with bone to provide a highly accurate cut.
In higher animals striated muscles occur in bundles attached to bone to provide movement and are often arranged in antagonistic sets.
During the procedure, the intervertebral disc is usually removed, and the two vertebrae are fused together, often using a graft of the athlete's pelvic bone, to provide extra stability to the spine.
An inability to place the implant in bone to provide stability of the implant (referred to as primary stability of the implant) increases the risk of failure to osseointegration.
This resulted in a small bridge of intervening bone to provide a hinge for stability and to avoid tibial slope change.
These lesions are usually locally aggressive and require complete removal, including the surrounding apparently healthy bone, to provide the best chance of cure.
