Orthopedic Shoulder Labrum Repair Tool System

Abstract

The invention discloses an orthopedic shoulder joint labrum repair tool system, which includes a glenoid locator, a sliding positioning drilling guide, a parallel surface Kirschner wire guide and Kirschner wires; the glenoid locator includes a connecting part, and One end of the connection part is connected with a hook-shaped positioning part, and the other end of the connection part is connected with a guide part, and the end of the hook-shaped positioning part away from the connection part is provided with a cross fixing groove, and the middle part of the guide part is respectively provided with The parallel-plane Kirschner wire guide channel and the sliding positioning drilling guide channel run through the entire guiding part, and the bottom of the guiding part is provided with a locking screw channel communicating with the sliding positioning drilling guide channel. The invention has the advantages of simple structure and convenient use, and can conveniently reconstruct the posterior cruciate ligament of the knee joint.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of a combined tool system for repairing the glenoid defect of the orthopedic shoulder joint by using the coracoid process, and in particular relates to a labrum repair tool system of the orthopedic shoulder joint. Background technique [0002] For patients with glenoid fractures and glenoid injuries, if surgical treatment is required, open surgery has been used to complete the repair and fixation in the past, and this method causes great damage; if the posterior approach is used for surgery, it may damage tissues such as the infraspinatus muscle and suprascapular nerve, such as If the anterior approach is used for surgery, the subscapularis muscle will be damaged, which will affect muscle function and easily cause complications such as postoperative shoulder joint stiffness. [0003] With the development of science and technology, the introduction and popularization of shoulder arthroscopy technology, glenoid fracture...

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[0002] For patients with glenoid fractures and glenoid injuries, if surgical treatment is required, open surgery has been used to complete the repair and fixation in the past, and this method causes great damage; if the posterior approach is used for surgery, it may damage tissues such as the infraspinatus muscle and suprascapular nerve, such as Using the front approach for surgery will damage the subscapularis muscle, which will affect muscle function and easily cause complications such as postoperative shoulder joint stiffness

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