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Design and development of an adaptive external bone fracture fixation system
External fixation is a surgical treatment primarily utilised for long bone fracture stabilisation. External fixation, through either pin or wire insertion, is done by constraining bone fragments and providing support to the injury via external scaffolding built across the fracture., but it can also...
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Department of Human Biology
2020
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