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Meanings of open fracture in English
Spanish
fractura abierta 
Synonyms
Examples for "compound fracture"
Examples for "compound fracture"
1
There's a compound fracture, and they're sure her hip's gone as well.
2
The compound fracture of the middle finger was the worst to contemplate.
3
Johnson had a compound fracture in his right leg and many other injuries.
4
I was rather deep in a compound fracture and didn't hear.
5
The man with the broken shin was passed out from his compound fracture.
Usage of open fracture in English
1
As the metal separated, he could see one open fracture of the femur.
2
He also has an open fracture on his arm.
3
The criteria of inclusion were open fracture and nonunion, delayed union or suspicion of delayed union.
4
I landed with an open fracture.
5
What that looks like is what we would call an open fracture, meaning you can see the bone through the injury.
6
These injuries sometimes occur as open fractures with poor soft tissue condition and bone defect adjacent to osteochondral fragment.
7
Some criteria such as open fractures and increasing open stage are known to be associated with high delayed union and pseudarthrosis rate.
8
The pathogenesis of non-unions is not always clear, although implant-associated infections play a significant role, especially after surgical treatment of open fractures.
9
Muscle damage and muscular atrophy associated with open fractures and subsequent fixation are not beneficial to maintaining optimum conditions for mechanical stability.
10
Osteomyelitis can result from a variety of etiologies but most often is a consequence of trauma ( open fractures) to a long bone.
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Even though treatment protocols of open fractures have been improved in the past two decades, osteitis is still a major complication in these injuries.
12
High-energy injuries resulted in more severe distal femur fracture types and significantly greater rate of open fractures (19.8% of all fractures, p = 0.0001).