Wound comparative properties of heavy-grade open fractures of the circles during polytrauma
Abstract
As a result of our clinical observation, patients were divided into two main groups in order to investigate the comparative properties of the wound healing process of the heavier open fractures during polytraumatics: the control group included 118 patients and 36 patients. The control group patients were traditionally treated, and the major group patients were treated with the newest optimal procedure. The proposed optimal surgical tactic consists of several complementary tricks.
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Keywords
open fracture
wound seams политравма
открытый перелом
раневые швы politravmalar
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