Percutaneous Bone Adhesives: A Hypothetical Adjunct to Improve Healing Rates in Critical Foot and Ankle Injuries
Vincent P Stahel, Niaz Ahankoob
Keywords :
Bone adhesives, Delayed union, Jones fracture, Nonunion
Citation Information :
Stahel VP, Ahankoob N. Percutaneous Bone Adhesives: A Hypothetical Adjunct to Improve Healing Rates in Critical Foot and Ankle Injuries. J Foot Ankle Surg Asia-Pacific 2023; 10 (4):196-197.
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