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. 2024 Sep 27;49:1–10. doi: 10.1016/j.jot.2024.08.011

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Fig. 2 — (A) The structure of the simulated plates: a. traditional plate (TP) b. asymmetric plate (AP) c. reconstructive plate (RP) d. central enhancement plate (CEP), (B) Assembly model of the bone and fixation system (C) Compression model and rotation model (D) Four-point bending model from lateral side to medial side (E) Improvement of plate with a block of pure Mg, e. cross section of the plate. A cross-sectional view (ee) of the improved plate shows the interface of plate and Mg block.

(A) The structure of the simulated plates: a. traditional plate (TP) b. asymmetric plate (AP) c. reconstructive plate (RP) d. central enhancement plate (CEP), (B) Assembly model of the bone and fixation system (C) Compression model and rotation model (D) Four-point bending model from lateral side to medial side (E) Improvement of plate with a block of pure Mg, e. cross section of the plate. A cross-sectional view (ee) of the improved plate shows the interface of plate and Mg block.