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Pseudarthrosen

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Die meisten Frakturen sind nach 4–6 Monaten knöchern konsolidiert, oder zumindest sind in den radiologischen Kontrollen Zeichen fortschreitender Frakturheilung sichtbar. Ist eine Fraktur in der erwähnten Zeitspanne noch nicht verheilt, so sprechen wir von einer verzögerten Heilung („Delayed union”). Auch wenn die ursprüngliche Osteosynthese die Frakturfragmente exakt adaptiert hatte, und die Frakurlinien kaum sichtbar waren, werden nun die Frakturspalten zunehmend weiter, möglicherweise zeigt sich ein etwas wolkiger, unscharf konturierter Reizkallus. Resorptionszonen um das Osteosynthesematerial sind Zeichen der Lockerung und „Reizung”. Trotzdem kann es noch zur Bruchheilung ohne Zweiteingriff kommen.

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Rosen, H., Friedrich, B., Kuner, E., Vrevc, F., Büchel, H. (1992). Pseudarthrosen. In: Manual der OSTEOSYNTHESE. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-87407-9_19

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