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COMPARATIVE PROSPECTIVE STUDY OF COMPLICATIONS FOUND IN THE PINS OF EXTERNAL FIXERS COMPARING STEEL PINS AND PINS COATED WITH HYDROXIAPATITA
The present study is a prospective non-randomized and comparative study of patients undergoing surgical treatment with external fixators of any type, between May 2018 and May 2020, in the city of Passo Fundo, RS, Brazil, in the São Vicente de Paulo hospitals. A study in which we compared infection rates, pin loosening and complications found in external fixators made with hydroxyapatite coated pins and uncoated steel pins.
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