Sentence examples for open fixation from inspiring English sources
In this report, a successful anatomical reduction of the joint was accomplished with prior gradual correction in an Ilizarov fixator and then supplemented with open fixation using Kirschner wires; there was correction of deformity and a painless functional foot at 3 months after treatment.
To evaluate the effect of transdermal nitroglycerine for reducing blood loss during open fixation of femur shaft fractures.
The aim of this study was to examine the validity of the use of two-cannulated-screws osteosynthesis in order to minimize the secondary effects of open fixation, especially in patients in whom an open reduction is contraindicated.
We recorded electroencephalogram (EEG) from 30 scalp sites, during a series of baseline, eyes open fixation tasks, and CDM tasks, in different contexts, in a group of 9 male and 7 female young healthy adults, aged 18 to 34.
All those studies were excluded, which were based on cadavers, or reported the outcomes of nonunited fractures, or late-diagnosed fractures, or open fixation methods for acute fractures or distal or proximal pole fractures.
Despite the potentially disabling and often unpredictable complications inherent to open fixation, recent studies have shown satisfactory results in 55 83 % of Monteggia fractures when treated with anatomic reduction and stable plate fixation that permits early mobilization [4, 16].
Eyes-open fixation represents the most suitable baseline with which to compare the 3 experimental conditions, as the oxygen extraction fraction (OEF) is relatively uniform across the brain in this state [33].
The condylar region is one of the most frequent sites for mandibular fractures, with direct application of miniplates being the most commonly used open-fixation technique today.
The effects of open goals, fixation, and priming, as well as their implications in design problem solving are examined.
Open reduction internal fixation remains the preferred treatment, but is not always feasible.
The first report of an open screw fixation of a sacroiliac dislocation was by Lehmann et al. (1934) [ 31].
