2 results about "Avulsion fracture" patented technology

This invention provides a wire traction assembly for treating phalanx avulsion fractures, relating to the field of biomedical engineering technology. The wire traction assembly for treating phalanx avulsion fractures includes: a sleeve having a first end, a bent portion, and a second end; an insertion hole on the first end and a threading hole on the second end; a Kirschner wire for insertion into the insertion hole; and a tension band wire for attachment to the threading hole. This application achieves reliable wire fixation through direct attachment of the tension band wire to the threading hole, rather than by hanging it on the bent end of the Kirschner wire as in traditional techniques. Because the threading hole is a completely closed structure, the tension band wire cannot slip out of the hole under stress, effectively avoiding the risk of the wire slipping off at the smooth end of the needle in traditional techniques.

The application discloses a surgical method for the reduction and fixation of a posterior cruciate ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture under the guidance of ultrasound, and is especially suitable for the reduction treatment of a posterior cruciate ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture. The surgical method comprises the following steps: acquiring fracture information of a patient by means of an ultrasonic positioning device, wherein the fracture information at least comprises position information of a fracture block; planning a surgical path according to the fracture information, wherein the surgical path extends from the body surface of the patient to the fracture block; placing a guide needle along the surgical path, wherein the distal end of the guide needle is arranged close to the fracture block; placing a cannula device along the guide needle, wherein the distal end of the cannula device is arranged close to the fracture block, a working channel is formed in the cannula device, and the guide needle is accommodated in the working channel; performing a reduction operation on the fracture block; making a kirschner wire pass through the working channel and temporarily position the fracture block; opening at least two bone tunnels in a main bone adjacent to the fracture block by means of a drilling device; making a suture thread pass through the at least two bone tunnels; and fixing the two ends of the suture thread.