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

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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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Archives Of Orthopaedic And Trauma Surgery

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Archives Of Orthopaedic And Trauma Surgery

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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