Rates of union and risk factors for continued nonunion following exchange nailing of tibial nonunion - Poll - MDSpire

Rates of union and risk factors for continued nonunion following exchange nailing of tibial nonunion

  • By

  • Julia C. Mastracci

  • Benjamin Averkamp

  • Matthew Braswell

  • Ziqing Yu

  • Andrew T. Chen

  • Roman M. Natoli

  • Hassan Farooq

  • Hassan Mir

  • Jessica Rivera

  • Rachel B. Seymour

  • Joseph R. Hsu

  • May 9, 2026

  • 0 min

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Rates of union and risk factors for continued nonunion following exchange nailing of tibial nonunion

  • by Julia C. Mastracci, Benjamin Averkamp, Matthew Braswell, Ziqing Yu, Andrew T. Chen, Roman M. Natoli, Hassan Farooq, Hassan Mir, Jessica Rivera, Rachel B. Seymour, Joseph R. Hsu

  • May 9, 2026

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