Internal fixation removal

Orthopedic internal fixation materials are surgical instruments that are needed for many fracture patients during surgery. The traditional orthopedic internal fixation materials currently used in clinical practice mainly include stainless steel series, cobalt chromium molybdenum alloy, titanium and titanium alloy, etc. These are permanent implant materials. In the operation, the fractures of the relocated position are directly fixed with stainless steel plates, screws, steel wires, intramedullary nails, etc., in order to maintain a good reset and ensure the normal operation of the fracture healing process. As the fracture heals, the effect of the internal fixation is gradually reduced. After the fracture is completely healed, the task of the internal fixation is completed. Treatment of diseases: fractures Indication Rehabilitation patients with fractures implanted with internal fixation. Preoperative preparation The removal time of the internal fixation can only be determined according to the fracture healing and the degree of fracture healing indicated by the X-ray film. So take an X film.

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