Vol 21 No 2 (2015): JUL-DEC | Orthopaedic Journal of M. P. Chapter

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Published: 2015-12-31

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Editorial

Journey till now and future ahead

Agrawal Alok

1-2
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Review Article

Platelet rich plasma in tendinopathies

Agrawal A.C., Kalia R.B.

11-20
- 135
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Role of MRI in Orthopedics

Maravi P., Maravi D.S., Uikey S., Kaushal L.

74-77
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Original Article

Fractures of the malleolus with syndesmotic injury : a challenge to diagnosis and treatment

Agrawal A.C., Sahoo B.

7-10
- 107
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Surgical management of intra-articular fractures of distal humerus in adults using triceps reflecting anconeus pedicle approach (trap)

Bhatia C, Tiwari A., Goel R.

21-28
- 132
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Pedical approach for intraarticular lower end humerus fractures

Mantri D, Sonkar D.K., Jamra M.

29-35
- 102
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Evaluation of role of antibiotic cement impregnated intramedullary nail in infected long bone fractures

Mantri D., Soni S.K., Sonkar D.K.

36-40
- 108
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Giant cell tumour of distal end radius:various treatment protocol and results

Maravi D.S., Uikey S., Gaur S.

41-49
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A comparative study of fixation of fracture intertrochanteric femur with d.h.s. by m.i.s. versus conventional muscle reflection surgical approach

Dhakad R.K.S., Kapoor A., Gupta S.

50-56
- 145
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Open reduction & interal fixation of intra articular type of fracture calcaneum with locking calcaneum plate- a prospective study

Rai A.K., Goel R., Sisodia Y., Bhatia C., Gondane A.

57-63
- 106
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Outcome analysis of tibial plateau fractures fixed by single lateral periarticular locking plate

Maravi D.S., Ganvir A., Gaur S.

64-69
- 115
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Management of postoperative vascular compromise in supracondylar fracture of the humerus in children

Pandey K.K., Maravi L.S., Turkar R.

70-73
- 109
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