Functions and kinds of plates and screws in modern osteosynthesis
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https://doi.org/10.15674/0030-59872010168-75Keywords:
osteosynthesis, plates, screwsAbstract
The article contains information about devices for external fixations, namely screws of plates. Different kinds of plates and screws were characterized; particular attention was paid to differences between their design and functions. Dependence of implants upon the way of their use was characterized.
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