Orthopedic external fixation significant therapeutic effects

Orthopedic external fixation stents have significant therapeutic effects in the treatment of fractures and the management of various orthopedic diseases.

Fix the fracture site and promote healing

Stable support: The external fixation stent can provide stable support at the fracture site. By connecting the stent to the bone through steel needles or screws, it maintains the correct position of the fracture ends, reduces the risk of fracture displacement, and creates favorable conditions for fracture healing.

Wide range of application: It is suitable for fractures of long tubular bones, such as fractures of the femur, tibia, humerus and forearm bones, especially for open fractures, comminuted fractures and other situations that are difficult to treat with internal fixation.

Minimal trauma: The trauma caused by external fixation stents is relatively small, and there is less periosteal dissection on the bone surface, which is conducive to fracture healing. Meanwhile, the operation is relatively simple, and it is also convenient to remove the internal fixation after the operation.

Adjustable to dynamic stent: In the case of local fixation of fractures, the external fixation stent can be adjusted to a dynamic stent, promoting earlier healing and stability of the fracture end through continuous compression.