-
incision to
allow insertion of the
tension device and the
possibility of
refracture after the
plate is removed. A
neutralization plate is used to
bridge a...
- take
place for many
months after the
injury feels healed.
Instances of
refracturing the bone are
still a
significant risk.
Activities such as
running or...
- his
frustration with the team's
front office. On
January 3, 2013, Love
refractured his
shooting hand in a game
against the
Denver Nuggets. It was announced...
-
Barrett 4:44 6. "Chaos Horrific"
Mazurkiewicz Webster 3:32 7. "Fracture and
Refracture"
Webster Webster 3:36 8. "Pitchfork Impalement"
Mazurkiewicz Barrett 3:16...
-
entire season. As he was
recovering from his
previous injury,
Collins refractured his foot, and on June 29, 2021, the
Trail Blazers announced that he underwent...
- 5 million US
gallons (19,000 m3).
Additional water is used when
wells are
refractured. An
average well
requires 3 to 8 million US
gallons (11,000 to 30,000 m3)...
-
original on 2018-06-12.
Retrieved 2016-04-01. Broersma,
Marcel (2013). A
refractured paradigm: Journalism,
hoaxes and the
challenge of trust. Routledge. pp...
- site. This
technique has been
proven to have high
healing rate and a low
refracture rate
later on in
clinical practice. The
Sofield fragmentation technique...
- 5 million US
gallons (19 Ml).
Additional water is used when
wells are
refractured; this may be done
several times. The
traditional solution is to use metal...
-
comeback in a
reserve game at The Hawthorns, but the
original break was
refractured in a
challenge with
Stoke City's
Denis Smith.
Again he recovered, and...
