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Peri-implant fracture at the proximal end of the plate
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The X-ray showed a transverse fracture of the left radius at the proximal end of the plate [Figure 1].
Stripped screw head
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X-ray after removal of the original implant and application of the new implant
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The fracture was reduced and fixed with a new 10-hole titanium locking plate, making new holes on each side of peri-implant fracture [Figure 3].
(a) Stripped head of a jammed screw (b) Use of high-speed stainless steel hollow mill around the head of the screw (c) Enlarged hole of the plate after grating of the metal from the periphery of the hole (d) Screw head passing through the enlarged hole
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