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From: Use of the 95-degree angled blade plate with biological and mechanical augmentation to treat proximal femur non-unions: a case series

Fig. 3

A radiograph of femur subtrochanteric fracture of a 55 years old man, following a high-energy trauma; B radiographs of the non-union with a broken EM nail, at 5 months post-op; C AP and LL radiographs of the reintervention with 95° blade plate, medial strut allograft, RIA system and lag screw; D AP and LL radiographs at 2 months follow-up; E AP and LL radiograph at 4 months follow-up; F AP and LL radiograph at 9 months follow-up; G clinical evaluation of the patient at 9 months follow-up

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BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders

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