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Osteorestoration via Shock Wave Application. A new Possibility of Treating Disturbed Bone Union

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The so-called osteorestoration via shock wave application is a relatively new method in the treatment of disturbed fracture healing. To date 62 areas in 60 patients with a diagnosis of pseudo-arthrosis have been treated. The results have been surprisingly good, whereby a dependence on the kind of pseudo-arthrosis has been observed. Indications and contra-indications can be specified from the experience in application.

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Haist, J. (1998). Osteorestoration via Shock Wave Application. A new Possibility of Treating Disturbed Bone Union. In: Siebert, W., Buch, M. (eds) Extracorporeal Shock Waves in Orthopaedics. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-80427-4_5

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