Orthopedic external fixation therapeutic effects in the treatment of fractures

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

Correct deformities

Guiding bone remodeling: For cases where limb deformities occur, external fixation scaffolds can gradually adjust the Angle and length of the scaffold to apply stress in a specific direction to the bones, guiding their slow growth and remodeling, thereby achieving the purpose of correcting deformities.

Indications: It is often used for congenital limb deformities, post-traumatic malhealing, and other conditions.

Auxiliary limb elongation

Maintaining bone stability: In limb lengthening surgery, the external fixation stent is a key tool. It can maintain the stability of the bone during the extension process. By regularly adjusting the extension device of the scaffold, the bone can be extended slowly at a predetermined speed.

Avoid tissue damage: At the same time, ensure that surrounding soft tissues such as muscles, blood vessels, and nerves can adapt to the elongation process to prevent tissue damage caused by rapid elongation.

Treat bone infections and osteomyelitis

Stabilizing bones: When osteomyelitis occurs, external fixation stents can be used to stabilize the bones at the infected site, preventing fractures caused by bone destruction due to inflammation.

Provide convenient conditions: At the same time, it can also provide convenient conditions for debridement, drainage and other operations of the lesion, which is helpful to control infection and promote the treatment and recovery of osteomyelitis.