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Blood flow in the muscles alongside tibial shaft fractures
The blood flow in the muscles alongside tibial shaft fractures has been measured in 40 adults in an attempt to estimate the severity of the soft tissue damage. The results give support to the concept that reduction of blood flow in injured muscle may contribute to delay in fracture union.
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| Published in: | British journal of experimental pathology 1974-10, Vol.55 (5), p.466-470 |
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| description | The blood flow in the muscles alongside tibial shaft fractures has been measured in 40 adults in an attempt to estimate the severity of the soft tissue damage. The results give support to the concept that reduction of blood flow in injured muscle may contribute to delay in fracture union. |
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