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didn't have any soft tissue complications no nothing great
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everything clear about this paper
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no i think it's it although i said it's not technically demanding
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active you is technically demanding half so maybe not for you
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okay thank you thank you for now we have our uh mode fracture
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this study very interesting study isn't it anyone would like to make any comment to us question
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i like uh how many of your thought there is no difference in diff
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fragment size and a war this place that we know that before
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and there was a number of particles copy of the last five years one of them um was a very large series
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that but it's essentially stating that um fragment sizes predictive of alyssa but station
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what's an independent variable the aces sage actually and in the instruction
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a series of lectures actually uh states that is the working on so so
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there was a number of applications yet but you just proved it
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uh yeah in my series if that's if this is the last looked like seems like he's his problem when
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someone comes with mobile think there we see many many papers probably there's also not so great is we
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present and there aren't any other questions no thank you very much and
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the last paper are very interesting and the very delicate technique
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and uh are there any questions comparison between and to make comment about longer
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plating how many of you don't have a chance to replace it uh
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case and you agree with the results a better result
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oh okay
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oh yeah the ones given switzerland and i was impressed about do pretty time
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because you say it is no difference in the upper the time huh
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sorry i know um provocative or oahu you'd really machine for do you want
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to go there is little or you're very very fast in putting plates
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sorry sorry i can for you to to put external fixate to decide to q. one frame which is cool
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we could use it to key frame what he needed additional piece with two key frame it's pretty fast
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in two will print input the plates and reduce the picture in close to scheme
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should be your legally speaking slow where kind
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you said it's about though similar time between the put plating and the the suzuki technique
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is it takes two hours almost as i've seen from way yes same things yeah almost
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okay it work so i know low you you didn't have any uh uh oh i i don't like when i
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see the someone has to cut the tendons so and i i there's no problem with this no uh
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open open yeah reduction and except that are that are
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approach this yeah that extend extended fixations it's
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case i did you did you did you have any time situation when you open and you
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find the real mess inside how you how you deal with this you you sometimes
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in particular factors even when the in that humorous it's difficult
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to fix and how to to make more site
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how to to to put the parts together and did did you ever have
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a problem when you open to see the more fragments that you
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expected the more it's not stable and difficult something is done to just
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cruise to to be stable there did you for this or no
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it's sorry i can't no it's okay it's
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are there any questions
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oh if we're we're finishing right on time have five more minutes for for coffee for lunch
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