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. 2023 Jul 13;481(10):2044–2060. doi: 10.1097/CORR.0000000000002753

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Fig. 5 — This figure shows representative postmortem contact radiographs of Hi-SA5456- and Lo-SA5464-inoculated animals with a single osteotomy stabilized with a four-hole MouseFix locking plate (A and B) 4 days and (C and D) 14 days postoperatively. On Day 4, no signs of bone healing were observed in (A) Hi-SA5456- or (B) Lo-SA5464-infected animals. Hi-SA5458-infected mice displayed osteolytic lesions adjacent to the plate and screws and at the fracture site (C), whereas Lo-SA5464-infected mice showed signs of the beginning of bone healing and callus formation (D) at Day 14 postoperatively.