Bisphosphonates’ implementation in trauma management: a method of bone healing facilitation

This article is dedicated to the brief overview of bone healing in current clinical practice. Modern ways of bone healing stimulation are still expensive and could be performed only in hospitals. Due to that, their effectiveness is restricted. The goal of the research is to prove that bisphosphonates, which are widely used in rheumatology, may be useful for bone healing via suppression of oscteoclastic bone resorption. In the end of the research, it is stated that bisphosphonates’ implementation elevates the quality of bone healing, according to laboratory tests’ results and the final clinical picture.