A hematoma followed by fibrocartilage, bony callus and remodeling refers to what condition?

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This refers to the 5 stages of fracture healing. In order for bones to heal after a fracture, it's essential for the two (or more) parts to persist as stationary as possible. Significant movement between them appears to disturb the healing process. Long before orthopedic surgeons were around to insert pins and nails, nature had her own way of ensuring fracture stability - it forms a bony splint around the fracture, called a callus. The 5 stages of fracture healing follows:

- hematoma
- granulation tissue
- procallus (fibrocartilage)
- bony callus
- remodeling

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