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    Treatment for traumatic bone defects depends on defect size and patient factors. For large defects, the induced membrane technique and distraction osteogenesis are key options, chosen based on infection risk and tissue condition.

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    • Traumatic bone defects present complex challenges in orthopedic trauma.
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    • To evaluate strategies for small and large-scale bone defects.
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