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Local Remodelling of Bone Fracture Healing
The aim of our study is to improve a mathematical model (FAE) of human bone healing using the example of the distal spoke fracture. Computer-aided strength analyzes of data from hr-pqCTs should provide information about the fracture strength and quality of the newly formed bone at defined times. Laboratory parameters from sober blood analyzes, bone remodeling markers, competitive x-rays, the course of pain, range of motion, grip strength and other easily accessible parameters should be evaluated with the above-mentioned analyzes.
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