Clinical and radiological signs of bone healing in conservatively treated fractures in adults

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Clinical and radiological signs of bone healing in conservatively treated fractures in adults. / Strømmen, Carsten Ulrich; Brinch, Signe; Hansen, Christian Fugl; Rasmussen, Jens Bo; Ratjen, Ulrik; Hansen, Philip; Lauritzen, Jes Bruun.

I: Ugeskrift for Laeger, Bind 185, Nr. 51, 18.12.2023.

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Strømmen, CU, Brinch, S, Hansen, CF, Rasmussen, JB, Ratjen, U, Hansen, P & Lauritzen, JB 2023, 'Clinical and radiological signs of bone healing in conservatively treated fractures in adults', Ugeskrift for Laeger, bind 185, nr. 51.

APA

Strømmen, C. U., Brinch, S., Hansen, C. F., Rasmussen, J. B., Ratjen, U., Hansen, P., & Lauritzen, J. B. (2023). Clinical and radiological signs of bone healing in conservatively treated fractures in adults. Ugeskrift for Laeger, 185(51).

Vancouver

Strømmen CU, Brinch S, Hansen CF, Rasmussen JB, Ratjen U, Hansen P o.a. Clinical and radiological signs of bone healing in conservatively treated fractures in adults. Ugeskrift for Laeger. 2023 dec. 18;185(51).

Author

Strømmen, Carsten Ulrich ; Brinch, Signe ; Hansen, Christian Fugl ; Rasmussen, Jens Bo ; Ratjen, Ulrik ; Hansen, Philip ; Lauritzen, Jes Bruun. / Clinical and radiological signs of bone healing in conservatively treated fractures in adults. I: Ugeskrift for Laeger. 2023 ; Bind 185, Nr. 51.

Bibtex

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abstract = "Traumatic fractures are often treated conservatively. Bone healing is a complex process and the complexities of a fracture, bone quality, treatment, and patient factors are all crucial. Routine X-rays and clinical follow-ups are a significant cost to society as well as exposing the patient to increased radiation and should only be performed if there is a risk of complications that may impact the treatment. It is difficult to assess on X-rays alone, whether there is sufficient bone healing and X-rays are therefore always recommended in conjunction with clinical examination.",
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AU - Strømmen, Carsten Ulrich

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AU - Rasmussen, Jens Bo

AU - Ratjen, Ulrik

AU - Hansen, Philip

AU - Lauritzen, Jes Bruun

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N2 - Traumatic fractures are often treated conservatively. Bone healing is a complex process and the complexities of a fracture, bone quality, treatment, and patient factors are all crucial. Routine X-rays and clinical follow-ups are a significant cost to society as well as exposing the patient to increased radiation and should only be performed if there is a risk of complications that may impact the treatment. It is difficult to assess on X-rays alone, whether there is sufficient bone healing and X-rays are therefore always recommended in conjunction with clinical examination.

AB - Traumatic fractures are often treated conservatively. Bone healing is a complex process and the complexities of a fracture, bone quality, treatment, and patient factors are all crucial. Routine X-rays and clinical follow-ups are a significant cost to society as well as exposing the patient to increased radiation and should only be performed if there is a risk of complications that may impact the treatment. It is difficult to assess on X-rays alone, whether there is sufficient bone healing and X-rays are therefore always recommended in conjunction with clinical examination.

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