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2018•MOJ Orthopedics & RheumatologyOpen access

Role of ilizarov in complex and post-traumatic disorders in the inferior extremity - reconstruction versus amputation

M M Bari, Shahidul Islam, Mahfuzer Rahman

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offer many advantages.One of the greater advantages of this technique is that it allows for the simultaneous treatment of bone loss, infection, nonunion.Deformity and problems of soft tissues at the same time.In our all cases complications were not severe and did not affect the results.

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offer many advantages.One of the greater advantages of this technique is that it allows for the simultaneous treatment of bone loss, infection, nonunion.Deformity and problems of soft tissues at the same time.In our all cases complications were not severe and did not affect the results.

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offer many advantages.One of the greater advantages of this technique is that it allows for the simultaneous treatment of bone loss, infection, nonunion.Deformity and problems of soft tissues at the same time.In our all cases complications were not severe and did not affect the results.

Key concepts: Chondroplasty, Foot and ankle surgery, Orthopedic trauma, Carpal tunnel release, Amputation, Medicine, Knee replacement, Orthopedic surgery

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