After a fracture, who pieces the broken bone back together? The answer lies in bone screws and plates.This titanium "internal fixation system" acts like microscopic architects, precisely reducing fractured fragments and locking them firmly in place—building a perfect "scaffold" for bone cells to gro

1. Displaced extension fractures or flexion fracturesMost of them can be successfully repositioned by manipulation. For extension fractures, non-comminuted fractures that do not involve the articular surface are often repositioned by shaking; for elderly patients, comminuted fractures that involve t

The locking plate is a fracture fixation device with a threaded hole. After a screw with a threaded head is screwed in the hole, the locking plate becomes an angle fixation device. The locking steel plate can have both locking and non-locking screw holes for screwing in different screws (also called

The LRS fixtor is used to correct the varicose deformities of the femur and tibia, and extend the bone through the traction of the corpus callosum. In many operations, doctors will use the LRS fixtor, and the LRS fixtor will be introduced in this article.