Injury

Less invasive stabilization system for the Tibia Copyright information
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Contents
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AO Editorial board
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Editorial Board/Publication Info
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Introduction
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Author: Kregor P.J.

Proximal tibial fractures: Current treatment, results, and problems
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Author: Krieg J.

LISS PLT: Design, mechanical and biomechanical characteristics
pp. 11-15(5)
Authors: Goesling T.; Frenk A.; Appenzeller A.; Garapati R.; Marti A.; Krettek C.

Less invasive stabilization system (LISS) for fractures of the proximal tibia: Indications, Surgical Technique and Preliminary Results of the UMC Clinical Trial
pp. 16-29(14)
Authors: Cole P.A.; Zlowodzki M.; Kregor P.J.

Stabilization of proximal tibial fractures with the LIS-System: Early clinical experience in Berlin
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Authors: Schutz M.; Kaab M.J.; Haas N.

Fracture Stabilization of Proximal Tibial Fractures with the Proximal Tibial LISS: Early Experience in Birmingham, Alabama (USA)
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Authors: Stannard J.P.; Wilson T.C.; Volgas D.A.; Alonso J.E.

Compartment Pressures after Submuscular Fixation of Proximal Tibia Fractures
pp. 43-46(4)
Authors: Cole P.A.; Zlowodzki M.; Kregor P.J.

A sample of Chinese literature
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Foriegn language abstracts
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