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delayed union

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delayed union
Orthopedics A delay in the healing of the ends of a fracture
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CeraPedics, a privately held company focused on the development of synthetic bone graft products incorporating its proprietary P-15(TM) technology, announced today that the results from a pilot study for the treatment of non-union and delayed union fractures have been published in the International Orthopaedics journal.
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7 Osteotomy and bone grafting may be necessary to facilitate nail insertion and prevent subsequent failure caused by delayed union, non-union or bone deformity.
Intramedullary nailing for adult hypophosphatasia: a case report by H W Leung and C W Wong and W Y Shen / Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery
We are very proud to be the first PEMF treatment reimbursed in France for pseudoarthosis and delayed union," added Francoise Havez, General Manager of Orthofix, S.
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