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Fig. 2

From: Acute shortening and re-lengthening versus antibiotic calcium sulfate-loaded bone transport for the management of large segmental tibial defects after trauma

Fig. 2

A 52-year-old male was successfully treated by ACSBT technique. a, b The patient suffered from a severe open fracture and infection of the tibia; c, d after thorough debridement, bone cement was filled into the bone defect site. The tibial defects were 9.0 cm; e, f the Ilizarov annular transport frame was installed, and antibiotic-loaded calcium sulfate was inserted; gj ACSBT technique was successfully applied to repair the tibial defects; and k, l X-ray images at one year after removing the annular frame. ACSBT stands for antibiotic calcium sulfate-loaded bone transport

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