Fracture Healing Stages

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The 1st stage of fracture healing is ( Hematoma, Fracture, Callus, Remodeling ) Occurs within the the first 72hrs after injury. Bleeding creates a hematoma that surrounds the ends of the bone fragments.

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The second stage of fracture healing is ( Ossification, Hematoma, Granulation Tissue, Callus Formation ) where active phagocytosis absorbs the products of local necrosis.

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The third stage of fracture healing consists of ( Remodeling, Consolidation, Fracture Hematoma, Callus Formation ) as minerals and new bone matrix are deposited in the osteoid, an unorganized network of bone is formed and woven about the fracture parts.

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The fourth stage of fracture healing consists of ( Bone Deformity, Ossification, Fracture Hematoma, Granulation Tissue ) also known as bone remodeling.

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The fifth stage of fracture healing consists of ( Callus Formation, Consolidation, Ossification, Granulation Tissue ) when bone fragments are closed.

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The sixth stage of bone repair consists of ( Remodeling, Granulated Tissue, Fracture Hematoma, Callus Formation ) as excess callus is resorbed and trabecular bone is laid down.

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The stages of fracture healing

Fracture Healing Stages

Question 1 of 6

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The 1st stage of fracture healing is Hematoma Fracture Callus Remodeling( Hematoma, Fracture, Callus, Remodeling ) Occurs within the the first 72hrs after injury. Bleeding creates a hematoma that surrounds the ends of the bone fragments.

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The second stage of fracture healing is Ossification Hematoma Granulation Tissue Callus Formation( Ossification, Hematoma, Granulation Tissue, Callus Formation ) where active phagocytosis absorbs the products of local necrosis.

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The fourth stage of fracture healing consists of Bone Deformity Ossification Fracture Hematoma Granulation Tissue( Bone Deformity, Ossification, Fracture Hematoma, Granulation Tissue ) also known as bone remodeling.

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The fifth stage of fracture healing consists of Callus Formation Consolidation Ossification Granulation Tissue( Callus Formation, Consolidation, Ossification, Granulation Tissue ) when bone fragments are closed.

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The sixth stage of bone repair consists of Remodeling Granulated Tissue Fracture Hematoma Callus Formation( Remodeling, Granulated Tissue, Fracture Hematoma, Callus Formation ) as excess callus is resorbed and trabecular bone is laid down.

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The 1st stage of fracture healing is ( Hematoma, Fracture, Callus, Remodeling ) Occurs within the the first 72hrs after injury. Bleeding creates a hematoma that surrounds the ends of the bone fragments.

The second stage of fracture healing is ( Ossification, Hematoma, Granulation Tissue, Callus Formation ) where active phagocytosis absorbs the products of local necrosis.

The fourth stage of fracture healing consists of ( Bone Deformity, Ossification, Fracture Hematoma, Granulation Tissue ) also known as bone remodeling.

The fifth stage of fracture healing consists of ( Callus Formation, Consolidation, Ossification, Granulation Tissue ) when bone fragments are closed.

The sixth stage of bone repair consists of ( Remodeling, Granulated Tissue, Fracture Hematoma, Callus Formation ) as excess callus is resorbed and trabecular bone is laid down.