Reamer-irrigator-aspirator bone graft and bi Masquelet technique for segmental bone defect nonunions: A review of 25 cases

Keyphrases

• Bone Graft 100%
• Nonunion 100%
• Reamer-irrigator-aspirator 100%
• Segmental Bone Defect 100%
• Masquelet Technique 100%
• Segmental Bone Loss 60%
• Bone Loss 50%
• Lower Extremity 30%
• Trauma 20%
• Associated Complications 20%
• Bone Union 20%
• Tumor 10%
• Surgeons 10%
• Soft Tissue 10%
• Decision-making Process 10%
• Surgical Management 10%
• Long Bone 10%
• Nineteen 10%
• Clinical Entities 10%
• Study Support 10%
• Operative 10%
• Femur 10%
• Orthopaedic Trauma 10%
• Surgical Protocol 10%
• Bone Defect 10%
• IRB Approval 10%
• Surgical Principles 10%
• Open Fracture 10%
• Surgical Debridement 10%
• Autogenous Bone Graft 10%
• Mathematical Equations 10%
• Graft Source 10%
• Amputation 10%
• Trauma Fellowship 10%
• Antibiotic-impregnated 10%
• Defect Shape 10%
• Neovascular Membrane 10%
• Staged Protocol 10%
• Plain Radiographs 10%
• Large Defects 10%
• Biomaterials 10%
• Biomimetic Membranes 10%
• Tibia Bone 10%
• Clinical Dilemma 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Bone Defect 100%
• Bone Graft 100%
• Nonunion 100%
• Osteolysis 100%
• Infection 27%
• Injury 18%
• Fracture Healing 18%
• Surgery 9%
• Neoplasm 9%
• Surgeon 9%
• Decision Making 9%
• Tibia 9%
• Orthopedic Trauma 9%
• Debridement 9%
• Open Fracture 9%
• Amputation 9%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Bone Defect 100%
• Fracture Nonunion 100%
• Radioimmunoassay 70%
• Infection 30%
• Injury 30%
• Fracture Healing 20%
• Neoplasm 10%
• Open Fracture 10%