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The insufficiencies of risk analysis of impending pathological fractures in patients with femoral metastases: A literature review

Benca et al., 2016

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Benca E
Patsch J
Mayr W
Pahr D
Windhager R
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Bone reports

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Purpose Pathologic fractures in patients with bone metastases are a common problem in clinical orthopaedic routine. On one hand recognition of metastatic lesions, which are at a high risk of fracture, is essential for timely prophylactic fixation, while on the other hand …
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