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(a) Deformity of proximal phalanx showing section of bone to be removed.

(b) Following removal of wedge of bone and stabilization with the Fragment Fixation System.

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W1215

 

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Internal Fixation vs External Fixation

2021-05-22

A typical question that a surgeon has to face when deciding the treatment of a bony injury is when to use internal fixation instead of external fixation. A common answer is “when the patient is compliant, with sufficient bone and soft tissue quality, and presents less complex fractures”. Surgeon’s expertise and preference may also affect the final surgical plan.

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