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Ankle fracture: Types, Symptoms & Causes An ankle fracture happens when one or more than one bone that makes up the ankle joint and probably its ligaments break at or…

Injuries to children leading to fracture of femoral bone are quite common. Non-surgical treatment option has been effective for common Pediatric Femur Fractures. Selecting treatment methods for femur fractures is…

The use of Internal Fixator Plates is from very early times to fix the bones internally. The locking plates serve to maintain length, rotation, and angulation at the fracture. Initially, there were…

Spinal Implants: Spinal or spine implant systems made of titanium and other materials, utilizing specially designed spinal instrumentation are often used when spinal conditions require surgery. The implants facilitate fusion, correct deformities, and…

Bone Plate uses to treat the bone fragments fracture. A bone, if fractured needs to be properly aligned and stabilized so that it unites and is strong enough to handle…

The humerus bone connects the shoulder to the elbow. The upper extremity includes this segment of the body together with the hand and the forearm. The humerus is a strong…

Introduction Preoperative planning has always been a significant component of the complete strategy of fracture care by surgical intervention. Preoperative planning enables the surgeon to perform the operation in his…

Distal Femur is the part of thighbone above Knee joint, which pans out like an inverted funnel.  A fracture in this bone is termed a Distal Femur Fracture. Such fractures commonly…

The following are some general guidelines when using these implants for Locking compression plate-LCP Whenever possible, the fracture is first reduced by indirect means. If required, the reduction is then…

There are two bones in the broken forearm - the radius and the ulna. When one or both the bones of the forearm have a fracture, we term it as Forearm Fracture. Both…