Lipopolysaccharide impairs fracture healing: An experimental study in rats

Olav Reikerås Department of Orthopaedics, University of Oslo, NorwayCorrespondence[email protected]

Hamid Shegarfi Department of Orthopaedics, University of Oslo, Norway

Jacob E Wang Institute of Surgical Research, Rikshospitalet University Clinic, University of Oslo, Norway

Stein E Utvåg Akershus University Hospital, Institute of Clinical Medicine, University of Oslo, Norway

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Table 1. Callus area (mm²), bone mineral content (BMC, 10^-3g) and bone mineral density (BMD, 10-3 g/cm2) of the callus 6 weeks after femoral fracture in rats. Mean (SE)

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Table 2. Bending moment (N), rigidity (N/mm) and energy (N mm) of the callus 6 weeks after femoral fracture in rats. Mean (SE)

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Lipopolysaccharide impairs fracture healing: An experimental study in rats

Table 1. Callus area (mm²), bone mineral content (BMC, 10^-3g) and bone mineral density (BMD, 10-3 g/cm2) of the callus 6 weeks after femoral fracture in rats. Mean (SE)

Table 2. Bending moment (N), rigidity (N/mm) and energy (N mm) of the callus 6 weeks after femoral fracture in rats. Mean (SE)

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Table 1. Callus area (mm2), bone mineral content (BMC, 10-3g) and bone mineral density (BMD, 10-3 g/cm2) of the callus 6 weeks after femoral fracture in rats. Mean (SE)

Table 2. Bending moment (N), rigidity (N/mm) and energy (N mm) of the callus 6 weeks after femoral fracture in rats. Mean (SE)

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Table 1. Callus area (mm²), bone mineral content (BMC, 10^-3g) and bone mineral density (BMD, 10-3 g/cm2) of the callus 6 weeks after femoral fracture in rats. Mean (SE)