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Hand and wrist right solid w/ distal radius fx a/ intact ulna, w/ soft tissue

9011.01.1
Right hand and wrist solid foam with fractured Radius, intact Ulna and soft tissue.
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Skull cap high density w/ craniotomy openings a/ brain

8513.1
Skull cap on a base plate high density material
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Lower Leg left w/ pilon small fragment fracture

9665.01
Left lower Leg with fractured tibia, fractured fibula, talus, calcaneus, forefoot sections and ligaments.
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Lower Leg right fractured

9145
Right lower Leg with 3-part foot, fractured tibia, fibula, talus, calcaneus, forefoot sections and ligaments
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Lower Leg right fractured

PR0535
Right lower Leg with 3-part foot, fractured tibia, fibula, talus, calcaneus, 2 forefoot sections and ligaments
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Lower Leg right fractured

PR1414
Right lower Leg with 3-part foot, fractured tibia, fibula, talus, calcaneus, forefoot sections and ligaments
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Lower Leg right fractured w/ 3-part foot

9144
Right lower Leg with 3-part foot with fractured tibia, fractured fibula, talus, calcaneus, forefoot sections, ligaments
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Lower Leg right w/ pilon fracture

9143
Right lower Leg with 3-part foot, fractured tibia and fibula, talus, calcaneus, forefoot sections and ligaments
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Lower Leg right malunion w/ extension rod for clamping

1167.EX
Right lower Leg with multiplanar malunion varus 35° external rotation 35°midshaft tibia tibula deformity and foot. The foot position is fixed in 90 ° angle. Proximal a extension rod is inserted for clamping
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Lower Leg right w/ pilon comminuted fracture a/ extension rod for clamping

9152.EX
Right lower Leg with 3-part foot, fractured pilon tibia, fractured fibula, talus, calcaneus, forefoot sections, ligaments.
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Lower Leg right w/ pilon comminuted fracture a/ extension rod for clamping

9149.EX
Right lower Leg with 3-part foot, comminuted fractured pilon tibia, fractured fibula, talus, calcaneus, forefoot sections, ligaments.
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Femur medium right w/ soft tissue

PR1505.1
Right medium Femur with soft tissue with intermuscular fascia and mounted on wood block
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Lower Leg right fractured w/ 3-part foot a/ soft tissue 120°

9144.1
Right lower Leg with 3-part foot with fractured tibia, fractured fibula, talus, calcaneus, forefoot sections, ligaments and 120° soft tissue with intermuscular fascia
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Lower Leg right fractured w/soft tissue 90°

9181.1
Right lower Leg with 3-part foot with tibia, fibula, talus, fractured calcaneus, forefoot sections, ligaments and 90° soft tissue with intermuscular fascia
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Lower Leg right w/ distal femur

1160
Right lower Leg with distal femur, tibia, fibula and 3-part foot
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Knee right fractured w/ PCL

1153
Right Knee with fractured Femur, fractured Tibia, rubber PCL
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Lower Leg right malunion w/ soft tissue 90°

9184.1
Right lower Leg with 3-part foot with tibia, fibula malunion, talus, calcaneus, forefoot sections, ligaments and 90° soft tissue with intermuscular fascia
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Lower Leg right w/ Bunion Hallux valgus

9160
Right lower Leg with single bone foot, tibia, fibula, talus, calcaneus, all mid-foot and phalangeal bones, bunion hallux valgus and ligaments
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Hand and wrist right single bone fractured

9062.10
Fractured right single bone Hand with flexible joints and Radius and Ulna.
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Equine Forelimb left

0100
Equine Forelimb with all bones from distal Radius to DIP without soft tissue and hoof
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Equine Mandible w/fracture 2

0180.13
Equine Mandible with fracture 2
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Equine Mandible w/fracture 3

0180.14
Equine Mandible with fracture 3
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Equine Mandible w/fracture 4

0180.15
Equine Mandible with fracture 4
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Hand and wrist right single bone fractured

9062.G
Fractured right single bone Hand with flexible joints, Radius and Ulna. Covered with a thin layer of elastomeric polyurethane simulating the periostic.
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