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Journal Scan Foot and Ankle Tricortical Calcaneal Bone Graft and Management of the Donor Site
Journal Scan Foot and Ankle Tricortical Calcaneal Bone Graft and Management of the Donor Site
Tuesday, 13 March 2007 16:00
Sally Feeney FC (Pod) Surg, et al. - The clinical outcomes of 19 patients requiring autogenous grafts for foot surgery were followed up until healing at the donor site occurred. In all cases, tricortical bone was extracted from the calcaneus for use at another pedal site. The first cohort of 9 patients had the calcaneal deficit replaced with allogenic cubes The Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery
Sally Feeney FC (Pod) Surg, et al. - The clinical outcomes of 19 patients requiring autogenous grafts for foot surgery were followed up until healing at the donor site occurred. In all cases, tricortical bone was extracted from the calcaneus for use at another pedal site. The first cohort of 9 patients had the calcaneal deficit replaced with allogenic cubes
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