Auxiliary alignment device for docking of limb fractures

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of orthopaedic reduction tools, and especially relates to an auxiliary alignment device for the docking of limb fractures. The alignment device includes abottom frame, telescoping rods, an elevating plate, a top plate, T-shaped sliding rails, T-shaped sliding cylinders, an adjusting rod, an elevating screw, a locking screw, arc-shaped support plates, semi-circular support plates and a locking threaded cylinder; the two telescoping rods are symmetrically fixed on support plates on the two sides of the bottom frame; the elevating plate is inlaid between the upper ends of the outer cylinders in the middle parts of the two telescoping rods; the arc-shaped support plates are fixedly inlaid on the top surfaces of the two T-shaped sliding cylinders onthe left side; and the outer walls of the semi-circular support plates are in mutual fitting with the inner walls of the arc-shaped support plates. The alignment device is reasonable in structural design; the supporting heights of the semi-circular support plates can be adjusted through the elevating screw according to needs; the limbs on the two ends of a broken bone can be supported through thesemi-circular support plates and fixed through fixing belts; and straight traction and docking reset can be performed on the two ends of the broken bone through the adjusting rod along the T-shaped sliding rails, and manual holding is not needed, so that the alignment device is time-saving and labor-saving in operation, and bone-setting operation can be achieved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of orthopedic reset tools, in particular to an auxiliary alignment device for butt joint of limb fractures. Background technique [0002] Fracture refers to the complete or partial break of the continuity of bone structure. It is one of the common diseases in orthopedics. Limb fractures are the most common clinical fracture patients. Surgical treatment after limb fractures is the first choice for treatment. Surgery for limb fractures During treatment, firstly, the two ends of the patient’s fracture site need to be reset, docked and fixed. When carrying out butt joint reduction of the broken bone, the existing medical staff usually use manual butt joint reduction, usually holding the two ends of the patient’s broken bone with both hands. Alignment, and then other medical staff will perform bone setting. The operation is time-consuming and laborious. Especially for some heavy patients, it is very laborious for...

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[0002] Fracture refers to the complete or partial break of the continuity of bone structure. It is one of the common diseases in orthopedics. Limb fractures are the most common clinical fracture patients. Surgical treatment after limb fractures is the first choice for treatment. Surgery for limb fractures During treatment, the two ends of the patient’s fracture site need to be reset, docked and fixed at first. When performing butt joint reduction of the broken bone, the existing medical staff usually use manual butt joint reduction, usually holding the two ends of the patient’s broken bone with both hands. Alignment, and then other medical staff will perform bone setting, which is time-consuming and laborious. Especially for some heavy patients, it is very laborious for medical staff to hold it by hand for a long time, which greatly increases the workload of medical staff and is not conducive to bone setting. Moreover, after a limb fracture, there is often a small-angle torsion at the fracture site, and manual operation is not easy to rotate the fracture site, which affects the bone-synthesizing effect and increases the operating time.

[0003] To sum up, in order to solve the technical problems of inconvenient manual holding at both ends of the broken bone and inconvenient operation of small-angle torsion and reset at the two ends of the broken bone, this technical solution provides an auxiliary alignment device for the butt joint of limb fractures

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