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Post-Op |
FIFTY-SIX YEAR-OLD FEMALE
presented with a Schtazker Type II proximal tibia fracture as a result of a pedestrian accident. The fracture depression was treated with 7 cc of PRO-DENSE®
graft.
Radiographs at 12 weeks and 24 weeks show a consistent progression of graft material being replaced with new bone. At 6 weeks, the patient was on
crutches. At 12 weeks, the patient was fully weight-bearing; ROM was 110° flexion. By 24 weeks, the ROM had increased to 125° flexion.
No complications were reported.
CASE STUDY | 12 week and 24 week radiographs.
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12 Weeks |
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24 Weeks |
24 Weeks |
Images courtesy of: William Ricci, MD * Washington University Medical CTR * St. Louis, MO
Individual patient results may vary. |
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