Is Bone Grafting Necessary in the Treatment of Malunited Distal Radius Fractures?

Keyphrases

• Distal Radius Fracture 100%
• Bone Graft 100%
• Plate Fixation 50%
• Secondary Fracture 50%
• Fracture Displacement 50%
• Bone Healing 37%
• Corrective Osteotomy 37%
• Osteotomy Fixation 37%
• Osteotomy 25%
• Healed Fracture 25%
• Healing 12%
• Operative Time 12%
• Reintervention 12%
• Radiographic Parameters 12%
• New Bone Formation 12%
• Radiograph 12%
• Donor Site Morbidity 12%
• Hardware Failure 12%
• Structural Stability 12%
• Bone Plates 12%
• Postoperative Radiographs 12%
• Therapeutic Levels 12%
• Delayed Union 12%
• Additional Operation 12%
• Size Mismatch 12%
• Interface Size 12%
• Open-wedge High Tibial Osteotomy (OWHTO) 12%
• Sufficient Follow-up 12%
• Preoperative Radiograph 12%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Distal Radius Fracture 100%
• Osteotomy 100%
• Bone Grafting 100%
• Bone Graft 80%
• Plate Fixation 80%
• Nonunion 20%
• Ossification 20%
• Donor Site 20%
• Wedge Osteotomy 20%

INIS

• bones 100%
• fractures 100%
• grafts 41%
• healing 33%
• plates 33%
• levels 16%
• comparative evaluations 16%
• radiographs 16%
• size 8%
• operation 8%
• morbidity 8%
• failures 8%
• corrections 8%
• stability 8%
• defects 8%
• interfaces 8%