Background This meta-analysis aimed to determine the bone union rate of bone defects
treated with the different autologous bone graft techniques. Methods The PubMed and the …

Bone is a highly dynamic and specialized tissue, capable of regenerating itself
spontaneously when afflicted by minor injuries. Nevertheless, when major lesions occur, it …

Introduction Several reconstructive procedures have been used in management of large
tibial bone defects including bone graft, bone transport (distraction osteogenesis) using …

Purpose Infected nonunion of the tibia with a large segmental bone defect is a complex and
challenging condition for the patient and surgeon. This scoping review was conducted to …

Background Established tibial nonunions rarely heal without secondary intervention;
revision surgery is the most common intervention. Herein, we evaluated the clinical …

The surgical treatment of open pilon fractures has a high complication rate especially in
diabetic patients. In this article, we present a case of an infected tibial non-union after an …

The interaction between living and non-living matter has always been a fascinating topic for
men. For centuries, humans have been trying to implement the body's function by using …

Post-traumatic bone loss is commonly encountered after acute high-energy or neglected
injuries. This chapter presents an overview of the surgical techniques which may be …

A regeneração da perda óssea é um problema clínico importante em todo o mundo. De fato,
o osso é o tecido mais implantado depois do sangue: quase sete milhões de fraturas …

Surgical management of open fracture with compromised soft tissue has always remained a
challenge for orthopaedic surgeons. Delayed union and non union in such patients are …