Unlike other segmentation algorithms, our method also performs successfully in the presence of fracture, as is necessary for clinical use.
Moreover, it handles the inconsistencies between x-ray images in a clinical environment and performs successfully in the presence of fracture.
We have used this device successfully in other unusual patterns of femoral neck fractures previously [13] and can recommend its use also for index fracture fixation with due compliance with the biological and biomechanical principles of treatment.
Crack tip stresses in homogeneous fracture specimens are successfully described in terms of two parameters like J Q or J T.
The reduction in fracture was independent of prior fracture, a parental history of hip fracture or secondary causes of osteoporosis.
Together, this work provides a genetic model of a fracture nonunion and demonstrates the requirement for NOTCH and BMSCs in fracture repair, irrespective of fracture stability and vascularity.
Patients with extra-articular fractures of the proximal phalanx in which initial conservative treatment has failed can be successfully treated with CRIF with transarticular inserted K-wires as is shown by Hornbach [14] (Level IV).
Mid-shaft fractures of the tibia are generally successfully treated with locked intramedullary nails.
Ultrasound has been used successfully in such cases, and, in this case, we used point-of-care ultrasound combined with a brief period of observation to exclude penile fracture.
