Tibia External Fixation System

A limb fixator is an external fixation device that is employed to address leg tibia fractures. The limb fixator must be operated under the supervision of an orthopedic surgeon who is well-versed in the surgical technique of this system and has a comprehensive understanding of the product’s features and usage methods.Instructionsinput:
output:The limb fixator is a highly sophisticated surgical instrument that can only be installed and removed by a doctor who has received specialized training. The FE8 type limb fixator (system) is equipped with a bone traction needle with a diameter of Φ4mm or Φ5mm.

1. In order to ascertain whether the patient is appropriate for the installation of a limb fixator, the patient’s age, height, weight, surgical site, surgical purpose, surgical requirements, and trauma status should be assessed in accordance with the indications, contraindications, and precautions outlined in this manual prior to surgery. The construction plan and implementation steps for the intraoperative limb fixator, as well as other surgical plans. In order to achieve an optimal fixation effect, the limb fixator must be customized to the patient’s fracture site and fracture type.

2. The locking bolts on the steel needle fixing clip of the limb fixator should be properly loosened to ensure that the connecting rod and the steel needle can be quickly inserted into the steel of the limb fixator during the operation. Additionally, the adjustable parts of the limb fixator should be completely loosened. The needle holder is operational.

3. All limb fixation components and installation tools that will be utilized during the operation should be meticulously cleaned and disinfected prior to surgery.