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CPM Applied to Patellar Fracture Treated with Modified Tension-band Wire Internal Fixation

Binshan Lin

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Objective TO study the effect of CPM (continuous passive motion) applied to patellar fracture treated with modified tension-band wire internal fixation. Methods CPM was early applied to 156 cases of patellar fracture treated with modified tension-band wire internal fixation. Results All cases were followed-up, its excellent and good rate was 98%. Conclusion The knee joint function can be improved and the curative rate can be increased by CPM early applied to the cases of patellar fracture treated with modified tension-band wire internal fixation.

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Objective TO study the effect of CPM (continuous passive motion) applied to patellar fracture treated with modified tension-band wire internal fixation. Methods CPM was early applied to 156 cases of patellar fracture treated with modified tension-band wire internal fixation. Results All cases were followed-up, its excellent and good rate was 98%. Conclusion The knee joint function can be improved and the curative rate can be increased by CPM early applied to the cases of patellar fracture treated with modified tension-band wire internal fixation.

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Objective TO study the effect of CPM (continuous passive motion) applied to patellar fracture treated with modified tension-band wire internal fixation. Methods CPM was early applied to 156 cases of patellar fracture treated with modified tension-band wire internal fixation. Results All cases were followed-up, its excellent and good rate was 98%. Conclusion The knee joint function can be improved and the curative rate can be increased by CPM early applied to the cases of patellar fracture treated with modified tension-band wire internal fixation.

Key concepts: Internal fixation, Patella fracture, Fixation (population genetics), Continuous passive motion, Fracture (geology), Medicine, Knee Joint, Materials science

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