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case_images: Radiographs showing the anteroposterior and lateral views of tibial shaft fracture.
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case_images: Radiographic imaging showed a left tibia and fibula diaphyseal fracture classified as 42-B1 according to the Arbeitsgemeinschaft fur Osteosynthesefragen (AO) (Figure 1). We inserted a titanium tibial nail locked with four screws (Figure 1) and used the distal guide of the nail (Figure 2) to minimise the radiation dose.
case_images: Distal guide.
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case_images: We inserted a titanium tibial nail locked with four screws (Figure 1) and used the distal guide of the nail (Figure 2) to minimise the radiation dose.
case_images: Radiographs showing united tibia at four months.
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case_images: We saw fracture union in the fourth-month radiographs (Figure 3).