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A biomechanical comparison of headless tapered variable pitch and AO cortical bone screws for fixation of a simulated lateral condylar fracture in equine third …

Galuppo et al., 2001

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9248868110766279668
Author
Galuppo L
Stover S
Jensen D
Willits N
Publication year
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Veterinary Surgery

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Objective—To compare drilling, tapping, and screw‐insertion torque, force, and time for the 4.5‐mm AO and 6.5‐mm Acutrak Plus®(AP) bone screws, and to compare the mechanical shear strength and stiffness of a simulated complete lateral condylar fracture of the equine …
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