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2. Managing fracture-related infection A. Wijendra et al.
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4. Etiology and antimicrobial resistance patterns in chronic osteomyelitis of the tibia: an 11-year clinical experience C. Carbonell-Rosell et al.
5. A systematic review of phage therapy applied to bone and joint infections: an analysis of success rates, treatment modalities and safety J. Genevière et al.
6. Single stage versus two-stage orthoplastic management of bone infection A. Nasser et al.
7. Critical Bone Defect Affecting the Outcome of Management in Anatomical Type IV Chronic Osteomyelitis N. Ferreira et al.
8. The FRI classification – A new classification of fracture-related infections V. Alt et al.
9. Key aspects of soft tissue management in fracture-related infection: recommendations from an international expert group L. Marais et al.
10. Extremity preservation in traumatic and nontraumatic lower extremity defects A. Fast et al.
11. Septic nonunion of the distal tibia in a sickle cell disease patient: a case report V. Ogutu et al.
12. 3D printed microporous titanium prosthesis for single implantation or combined with free flap for infected bone defects in the limbs: a single-center retrospective cohort study X. Shi et al.
13. Comment on “Bioactive glass S53P4 vs. autologous bone graft for filling defects in patients with chronic osteomyelitis and infected non-unions – a single center experience” by Steinhausen et al. (2021) M. McNally
14. Application of 3D-printed porous prosthesis for the reconstruction of infectious bone defect with concomitant severe soft tissue lesion: a case series of 13 cases Z. Chen et al.
15. Strategic considerations in the treatment of infected nonunion in the lower extremity: a narrative review S. Kalantar et al.
16. Soft-tissue reconstruction in bone and joint infection A. Ramsden & T. Curran