最少侵入性足部手术的并发症 我们已经知道所有吗?

Georg Hochheuser1, Markus Walther2

  • 1Private Practice Hochheuser & Thomas, Frölichstr.13, Augsburg 86150, Germany; Foot and Ankle Deparment, die stadtklinik im Diako, Frölichstr.17, Augsburg 86150, Germany.

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概括

最少侵入性足部手术提供更快的恢复,但由于可视化有限,存在风险. 进步的目的是提高精度,并尽量减少骨折等手术期间的解剖损伤.

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