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Resistant K-Wire

Posted on February 26, 2011 by admin

Had a patient who had a bit of pain at the site of a K-wire used for a distal bunionectomy 8 months before. No symptoms otherwise except at area of pin that was above cortex

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Resistant K-Wire

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