The intention of the current article is to review the epidemiology with related socioeconomic
costs, pathophysiology, and treatment options for diaphyseal long bone delayed unions and …

Double fixation for complex distal femoral fractures in: EFORT Open Reviews Volume 7 Issue
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The aim of this retrospective study with prospectively documented data was to report the
clinical results of treatment of long bone non-unions using the “diamond concept”. Over a 4 …

Failure of bone healing after intramedullary nailing of a diaphyseal long bone fracture is a
severe complication that requires an effective management to ensure the best chances for …

In this study, we sought to retrospectively evaluate union and infection rates after treatment
of distal femur nonunions using a combined nail/plate construct with autogenous bone …

Purpose In recent years, plate augmentation over a retained intramedullary (IM) nail has
been shown to be an effective option for managing femur fracture nonunions because it …

Introduction: This study aims to evaluate the results of plate augmentation and bone grafting
without removing the nail in the treatment of nonunited, nailed femoral shaft fractures …

Introduction Though augmentation plating (AP) with decortication and bone grafting (BG)
reportedly has excellent outcomes for femoral shaft nonunions, there are no established …

BACKGROUND: Intertrochanteric fractures present a significant management challenge due
to their low inherent stability. The objective of this study was to determine whether an …

Introduction The aim is to re-unite post nail aseptic non-union of diaphyseal femoral
fractures in an economical and safe way with almost certainty, reducing dependence on …