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internal adjective absorbed, domestic, domesticus, enclosed, implanted, infixed, ingrained, inmost, innate, inner, innermost, inside, interior, intestinus, private, under the surface, within boundary lines
Associated concepts: internal affairs, Internal Revenue
See also: domestic, household, inherent, interior, intrinsic, subjective


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As orthopaedic surgeons have progressed in the use of technology, plates and screws, called internal fixation devices, are now applied to fractured bones.
A section of special topics contains chapters on endoscopic open reduction and internal fixation of condylar fractures, pediatric condylar fractures, and postoperative physiotherapy after condylar fracture surgery.
The constant currency growth gain was driven mostly by increases in international sales of external and internal fixation devices, as well as a 14 percent spike in worldwide sales of Physio-Stim, a bone growth stimulation product.
 
 
 
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