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Managing Pediatric Trauma and Limb Deformity Correction

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How can trauma and limb deformities in children andadolescents be managed successfully?
Femur and tibia fractures are relatively common in children and adolescents. Alex Trompeter explaines that injuries are most often accidental, but they can also be pathologic, when due to a congenital disease, or non-accidental (NAI), when they do not match with the given explanation.

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Managing Pediatric Trauma and Limb Deformity Correction

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