Fracture-Related Infection

Up to 30% of fractures become infected (Baertl et al. 2021)​ and despite advances in treatment 62% of patients have 2 or 3 surgeries (Bezstarosti et al.  2019) and the failure rate following surgery is reported to be between 13-39% (Obremskey et al. 2017, Yong et al. 2022 and McNally et al. 2022).

Whether retaining or removing metalwork in a fracture-related infection, CERAMENT G and CERAMENT V offer a user and patient-friendly solution for managing dead space, with proven results. Please have a look at our materials below on how to use antibiotic-eluting CERAMENT for best outcomes, example cases and clinical results.


CERAMENT G in the management of FRI and COM - the results from Oxford
Using CERAMENT with debridement, antibiotics and implant retention (DAIR)
Using CERAMENT with internal fixation in an infected non-union

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