Femoral fractures, affecting the thigh bone, can cause significant pain, immobility, and functional limitations. Effective treatment options are crucial for achieving successful outcomes in patients with these fractures. One such option that has gained popularity in recent years is the use of a femo

Femoral fractures, particularly those that occur in the femur (thigh bone), can be severe and debilitating injuries. In cases where the fracture is complex or involves a significant loss of bone, femoral reconstruction intramedullary nail is often considered as an effective treatment option. This ar

Femoral fractures, which affect the thigh bone, can be challenging to treat effectively. The reversed femoral intramedullary nail technique has emerged as a promising approach for managing these fractures. In this article, we will explore the benefits, surgical technique, potential complications, an

Tibial fractures, affecting the shinbone, can significantly impact mobility and daily activities. The treatment of these fractures requires careful consideration of various factors, including fracture type, location, and patient characteristics. One surgical option that has proven effective in recen

Humerus Intramedullary Nail: An Effective Solution for Treating Humeral FracturesHumerus Intramedullary Nail: An Effective Solution for Treating Humeral FracturesFractures of the humerus, the bone in the upper arm, can significantly impact a person's daily activities and quality of life. Treating th

A cemented prosthesis is designed to have a layer of bone cement, typically an acrylic polymer called polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA), in between the patient's natural bone and the prosthetic joint component.These prostheses, or prosthetic components, must adhere to the patient's natural bone.

Patellar fractures account for 1% of all trauma cases, and the current guideline recommended surgical procedure for the treatment of simple transverse patellar fractures with articular surface displacement is the tension band wire (TBW), which acts as an antitension device when the patellar (stretch

Fractures of the distal radius are among the most common fractures in the elderly. People between the ages of 50 and 75 are currently defined as the elderly. The incidence of distal radius fractures increases year by year as the range of motion in older adults increases.

Distal humerus fractures are a common type of high-energy injury in orthopedics. The difficulty in treatment lies in the complexity of the anatomical structure and the need to restore joint function. As a professional solution provider in the field of orthopedic internal fixation, we provide an in-d

What is a metacarpal fracture?The metacarpals are the long bones of the hand. Each hand has five metacarpal bones, one for the thumb and one for each finger. A metacarpal is a crack or break in one of these bones.What causes metacarpal fractures?These fractures are usually caused by a fall or a dire