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Posted on Jan 9, 2021, 7:08 pm
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You have read and / not, seen some advance in CLL in the coming years that may change something in terms of recovery .. New techniques .. Risk reduction of the operation?

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Posted on Jan 9, 2021, 8:32 pm
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Quote from: Body Builder on January 09, 2021, 08:02:00 PMWe are not even close to any new major adnancement.
All LLers in the past wished for a fully weight bearing internal magnetic nail and now we have it.
That was the biggest LL advancement after Ilizarov fixator in late 50s.
Personally I don't believe that any major change will come not only for the next 10 years for many more.
But we'll see.


Thanks for the reply. As I have read, there are already doctors who use stem cell techniques to stimulate bone formation after the operation, even for children A doctor in Spain, Dr. Javier Downey, has used the Precice nail in a way that does not affect the epiphyseal plates in adolescents, seeing that type of news seems to me great advances. Even if a new type of intramedullary nail or another technique does not come out.

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