A bone handling device for large bone defects
A handling device and segmental bone technology, which is applied in the field of devices for treating large segmental bone defects, can solve problems such as poor mechanical stability of single-rod external fixation brackets, inability to bear early weight on the affected limb, and inability to adjust the line of force, etc., so as to avoid bad line of force , convenient clinical care, and good patient compliance
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[0042] Example 1 as Figure 1 to Figure 9 As shown, it is suitable for the operation of large segmental bone defect in the tibia, and three types of main intramedullary nails can be set according to the different bone conditions of patients.
[0043] The first is for patients with osteoporosis, such as Figure 1 to Figure 4 As shown, the present invention includes an intramedullary main nail 1 for axially driving into the bone. The intramedullary main nail 1 has a width consistent with the anatomical structure of the tibia of the human body, and two ends are provided for matching with common fixation screws. Lock hole 13. The two ends of the intramedullary main nail 1 are provided with fixing screw holes 11, and the middle part is provided with a long hole 12 for carrying along the axial direction; it also includes a fixing bracket 4 and several fixing screws 2; the rear ends of the fixing screws 2 are connected to the The fixed bracket 4 is connected, and the front end is m...
Embodiment 2
[0051] Example 2 as Figure 10 to Figure 18 As shown in the figure, it is suitable for the large-segment humerus bone defect handling operation. According to the different bone conditions of patients, the main intramedullary nail can be set into three types.
[0052] The first is for patients with osteoporosis, such as Figure 10 to Figure 13 As shown, the present invention includes an intramedullary main nail 1 for axially driving into the bone, the intramedullary main nail 1 has a width that matches the anatomical structure of the humerus of the human body, and two ends are provided for matching with common fixing screws. Locking hole 13; Its proximal end is also provided with the screw blade 15 that enters knife hole 14 and cooperates with knife 14 holes. The two ends of the intramedullary main nail 1 are provided with fixing screw holes 11, and the middle part is provided with a long hole 12 for carrying along the axial direction; it also includes a fixing bracket 4 and s...
Embodiment 3
[0060] Example 3 as Figure 19 to Figure 27 As shown, it is suitable for the removal of large femoral bone defects. According to the different bone conditions of patients, the main intramedullary nail can be set into three types.
[0061] The first is for patients with osteoporosis, such as Figure 19 to Figure 22As shown, the present invention includes an intramedullary main nail 1 for axially penetrating bone. The two ends of the intramedullary main nail 1 are provided with fixing screw holes 11, and the central part is provided with a long hole 12 arranged in the axial direction. The main intramedullary nail 1 is straight, with locking holes 13 for matching with ordinary fixing screws at both ends; all the locking holes 13 and fixing screw holes 11 are located on the same plane; the main intramedullary nail 1 is also An oblique locking hole 13 is provided, and the angle between it and the main intramedullary nail 1 is 60° or 120°. It also includes a fixing bracket 4 and s...
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