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Abstract
The stable traction substitute with a JBPF seems a very promising indication for pinless
clamps, offering good patient comfort and easy care. The implantation of a JBPF is
possible under the same conditions as for conventional calcaneal traction. Although
the stability provided is less than for conventional external fixators, it is sufficient
for a temporary traction device. The JBPF does not affect secondary ORIF.
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© 1992 Published by Elsevier Inc.
