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However, a variety of materials and construction techniques can be used to stabilize thawing soils to reduce immobilization problems.

Several techniques describe using an anterior and posterior approach in patients with no neurologic disorder, and percutaneous internal fixation is useful as a minimally invasive approach to reduce immobilization and recovery time in fragile patients [4].

This also caters for return of the best muscle control and reduces immobilization time.

Sugimoto et al. reported that buspirone (10 mg/kg) reduced immobilization stress, induced hyperglycemia, and raised serum insulin levels of nonstressed and stressed mice [ 5].

Melanocortin 4 receptor antagonists are very effective in reversing different types of anorectic conditions in animal models, for example, selective melanocortin MC4 receptor blockage reduces immobilization stress-induced anorexia in rats [ 84].

Interestingly, GLPG0492 dose-dependently reduced immobilization-induced gastrocnemius atrophy with a maximal significant effect observed between 3 and 10 mg/kg/d.

Selective spinal clearance (i.e., no immobilization required) guidelines, without regard for the MOI, may be an effective tool for reducing unnecessary immobilization while accurately identifying spinal fractures [2 5].

As expected, higher graphitization degree lead to increasing in corrosion resistance, but at the same time resulted in reducing the immobilization ability of platinum on carbon supports.

Spinal canal decompression seems to be achieved indirectly by pedicular screw system, and it considerably reduced the immobilization and hospitalization time as it provide three-column biomechanical stability; however, with time it culminates in pain and deformity in cases of unstable burst fractures of thoracolumbar junction.

Our present study shows that type II collagen was gradually reduced following immobilization.

In the experimental knees, type II collagen staining was gradually reduced following immobilization (Fig.  3a- c).