Bone defects result from trauma, infection, or previous surgery, leaving gaps or weakened areas in the bone. Treatment focuses on reconstructing and strengthening the bone to restore structural integrity and function.
Induced Membrane/Masquelet Technique
The Induced Membrane Technique, also known as the Masquelet Technique, is a two-stage surgical procedure used to treat large bone defects, which are often caused by trauma, infection, tumor removal, or failed previous surgeries. The Masquelet Technique creates a biologically active environment that supports successful bone regeneration.
