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Reparación de las fracturas de huesos largos en traumatismos craneoencefálicos. Estudio experimental en la rata
Fracture callus in long bones after head injury. An experimental study in rats
R. BALLESTEROS MASSO*, J. BOYA VEGLE**, L. MLNUERA MARTÍNEZ***, E. GÓMEZ BARRENA****.A. D. DELGADO-MARTÍNEZ****, M. CHACÓN CASTILLO***** y M. GONZÁLEZ PÉREZ***** * Servicio de Traumatología. Hospital FREMAP-Vigo. Figo (Pontevedra). ** Catedrático de Histología. Facultad de Medicina.Universidad Complutense. Madrid. *** Catedrático de Traumatología y Cirugía Ortopédica. Facultad de Medicina.Universidad Autónoma. Madrid. **** Departamento de Traumatología. Hospital La Paz. Madrid.***** Licenciado en Medicina y Cirugía. Universidad Complutense. Madrid.
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06/11/2008
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06/11/2008
Publicación:
06/11/2008
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Resumen (ES)
Osteogenic response deviates significantly in patients with traumatic brain injury.
In this study, we analyze if there is an increased volume or earlier callus formation in long bones
fractures in Wistar rats with and without brain injury. The results show no significant difference.
The importance of some therapeutical aspects other than head injury are discussed.
In this study, we analyze if there is an increased volume or earlier callus formation in long bones
fractures in Wistar rats with and without brain injury. The results show no significant difference.
The importance of some therapeutical aspects other than head injury are discussed.
Palabras clave (ES):
LargoTraumatismo
Craneoencefálico
TCF
Consolidación
Curación
Reparación
Fractura
Hueso
Resumen (EN)
Osteogenic response deviates significantly in patients with traumatic brain injury.
In this study, we analyze if there is an increased volume or earlier callus formation in long bones
fractures in Wistar rats with and without brain injury. The results show no significant difference.
The importance of some therapeutical aspects other than head injury are discussed.
In this study, we analyze if there is an increased volume or earlier callus formation in long bones
fractures in Wistar rats with and without brain injury. The results show no significant difference.
The importance of some therapeutical aspects other than head injury are discussed.
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