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Der Plattenfixateur interne für lange Röhrenknochen

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Das Prinzip des Plattenfixateurs hat sich in der Wirbelsäulenchirurgie bewährt [2]. Für den Einsatz eines derartigen Plattenfixateurs im Bereich der langen Röhrenknochen sind jedoch zusätzliche Forderungen zu berücksichtigen.

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