Piezoelektrische Osteotomie in der Handchirurgie: autologe osteokartilaginäre Transplantation zur Gelenksrekonstruktion

Zusammenfassung

Die Anwendung des Piezosurgery^® Device wird am Beispiel einer autologenosteokartilaginären Transplantation zur Defektrekonstruktion einesFingergrundgliedkopfes durch einen Teil einesZehengrundgliedkopfes dargestellt.

Abstract

This article demonstrates the use of this piezoelectricsurgical device during an autologous osteocartilage transplantation in which the head of the phalanx of a finger isreconstructed from part of the phalanx condyle of a toe.

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