[Indication, technic and results of using the external fixator in aseptic traumatology].
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A Shearer fracture fixator was applied to a hardwood model using various pin configurations and load-displacement curves were obtained from compressive and bending loads. The results show that offsetting the pins by 60 degrees increases rigidity by a factor of 4-5.
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Fixation of unstable zygomatic arch fractures may be accomplished with a relatively noninvasive approach using 24-gauge wire and modification of a readily available material, the orthopedic finger splint.
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The use of the nail as a splint is desirable in the management of acute nail bed injuries. However, when the nail plate is destroyed and during secondary reconstruction of the nail bed, the nail is not available for use as a splint. Several substitutes, notably silicone sheet have been used, but without much success. The INRO surgical nail, with qualities similar to the nail splint was developed for use as a substitute. During the period of study from 1983 to 1985, 89% of patients had good results.
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