Healing of specialised tissue (fracture healing)
HEALING IN SPECIALIZED TISSUES
Fracture healing-
- Healing of fracture by callus formation depends on-
- Traumatic/ pathological
- Complete/ incomplete
- Simple/ compound
Healing of any fracture takes place by-
- Primary union of fracture
- Secondary union (more common)- it is described under 3 heading-
a) Procallus formation- it is as follows
- Hematoma formation
- Local inflammatory response- fragments of necrosed bone are scavenged by macrophages & osteoclasts
- Ingrowth of granulation tissue- soft tissue callus formed
- Callus composed of woven bone & cartilage
b) Osseous callus formation-
- Callus formation takes place- 4 to 12 weeks
c) Remodelling
- Osteoblast & osteoclast removes necrotic content, which results in remodelling of the united bone end into compact bone.

Exam Important
- Healing of any fracture takes place by-
- Primary union of fracture
- Secondary union (more common)- it is described under 3 heading-
a) Procallus formation- it is as follows
- Hematoma formation
- Local inflammatory response- fragments of necrosed bone are scavenged by macrophages & osteoclasts
- Ingrowth of granulation tissue- soft tissue callus formed
- Callus composed of woven bone & cartilage
b) Osseous callus formation-
- Callus formation takes place- 4 to 12 weeks
c) Remodelling
- Osteoblast & osteoclast removes necrotic content, which results in remodelling of the united bone end into compact bone.

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