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Biodegradable vs Titanium Screw ACL

2018-03-19 14:53:57
Please advise between biodegradable vs titanium screws in acl reconstructive surgery. What are the pros and cons? Which is recommended based on latest technology? How do you decide which one to choose?
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Hello sir, Biodegradable implants are latest and better as compared to titanium. In our institute we always use only this. So please go for it, it's little costlier but definitely worth as it has many advantages. All the best

Answered2018-03-20 04:49:43

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Both are equally good Only difference s cost. Both r MRI compatible PEEK screws are better

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