Journal of Orthopedics & Bone Disorders
Research Article
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Ancient Non-union of the Radius Treated According to Watson Jones
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Keywords
Radius
Watson Jones
Abstract
Large boned efects in the forearm pose a challenging reconstruction problem, especially when the condition has become chronic. The Watson Jones technique is a relatively simple procedure that sacrifices pronationsupination, but allows the forearm to be used in everyday life.
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