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Old 15-09-2001, 02:30 PM
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Superior tibiofibular subluxation/dislocation
Superior tibiofibular subluxation/dislocation

Does anyone have any information, especially any journal articles or references that may be of some use, I have an essay to do on it for my MSc Manipulation. If so could you please send me details to scottwilliamsuk@hotmail.com, I AM DESPERATE FOR INFORMATION SO PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE HELP!!!
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re: Superior tibiofibular subluxation/dislocation
Hy ,
I've seen something on it but am not sure where excactly
it was on a manual. ther site I guess an US one. Searching for it shouldn't be too hard, go to medline pedpro or even google; medscape then to journalbrowsers .
I recently had some surgery and they used my cap.fib. as autograft so I really luxated this one.
Cheers Marcel
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