Comparison of a modified technique with conventional tension-band using Cable Grip System for comminuted patella fractures
• Despite the array of described techniques for comminuted patella fracture, the tension-band technique has remained one of the most commonly used fixation techniques for patella fractures. Nevertheless, with the tension-band technique, there is still concern for fixation failure when used in severe...
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