Zukunft der Revisionschirurgie bei Implantatlockerung

Zusammenfassung

Kritische Übersicht und Standpunktkommentar zum Thema Relevanz von Low-Grade Infektionen bei Implantatlockerungen und spinalen Pseudoarthrosen

Abstract

Critical point of view and expert opinion on the potential relevance of low-grade infections in the case if spinal pseudoarthrosis.

Schlüsselwörter

Pseudoarthrose - Lockerung - Low-Grade Infektion - Revisionschirurgie

Keywords

implant loosening - low-grade infections - spinal revision surgery - non-union

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