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Stimulation of bone healing in new fractures of the tibial shaft using interferential currents
The aims . of this research were twofold, firstly to find out if interferential currents could reduce the healing time for fractures of the tibia and thereby prevent nonunion and secondly to develop a model which could predict nonunion, given the subject characteristics such as race, mechanism of in...
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Division of Physiotherapy
2018
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