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Robots and a Traction Frame Team Up to Fix Broken Thighbones Faster
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Robots and a Traction Frame Team Up to Fix Broken Thighbones Faster
A retrospective cohort study from Xi'an finds that combining robot-assisted navigation with a double reverse traction frame shortened operations, cut blood loss and X-ray use, and improved alignment and knee function in distal femoral fracture repair.
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