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October 20, 2020Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma12 citationsOpen Access

Endosteal Vasculature Dominates Along the Tibial Cortical Diaphysis: A Quantitative Magnetic Resonance Imaging Analysis

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ALAshley E. LevackCKCraig E. KlingerNGNaomi E. Gadinsky

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This quantitative study revealed a predominance of endosteal blood supply to all areas (inner, middle, and outer thirds) of the tibial diaphyseal cortex. To prevent delayed bone healing, surgeons should take care to preserve the remaining periosteal vascular network in fracture patterns in which the nutrient artery has likely been disrupted.

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