"stable fixation" meaning in All languages combined

See stable fixation on Wiktionary

Noun [English]

Forms: stable fixations [plural]
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  1. (medicine, orthopedics) The act of securely holding broken bones in correct alignment using casts, braces, plates, screws, or rods, allowing them to heal without movement.
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