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Radiographs of a four-year-old girl a) at presentation, showing a long spiral-type fracture of the left leg, positioned in a splint, and b) eight weeks post-operatively, after treatment with elastic stable intramedullary nailing (ESIN), showing good alignment and callus formation.
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Increasing stability by pre-bending the nails in elastic stable intramedullary nailing
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Flowchart of enrolment in the
study (B-/AEC, below-/above-elbow cast).
Fig. 1
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Lateral radiographs showing a both-bone
forearm fracture (left) which was properly reduced (centre) but
showed re-displa...
Fig. 2
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Images of a six-year-old
boy (case 4, Table I) with a Gartland type III fracture and a pink
pulseless hand. Pre-operativ...
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Images of a six-year-old
boy (case 4, Table I) with a Gartland type III fracture and a pink
pulseless hand. Pre-operativ...
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Images of a six-year-old
boy (case 4, Table I) with a Gartland type III fracture and a pink
pulseless hand. Pre-operativ...
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Images of a six-year-old
boy (case 4, Table I) with a Gartland type III fracture and a pink
pulseless hand. Pre-operativ...
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Images of a six-year-old
boy (case 4, Table I) with a Gartland type III fracture and a pink
pulseless hand. Pre-operativ...
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Pedobarographic data mask for describing
the location of the centre of pressure progression (COPP). Location
of the mean...
Fig. 1
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Figures 2a and 2b – pre-operative
a) lateral and b) anteroposterior (AP) radiographs showing hindfoot
equinus and valg...
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