fixation

Screws are placed into the bone above and below the fracture, and a device is attached to the screws from outside the skin, where it may be adjusted to realign the bone.

For cervical spine affection and for Pott’s disease affecting the cervical spine

● For fracture, of hips, tibia, femur, fibula and humerus

● For fracture of radius and ulna

● For fracture of mandible

● For comminuted fracture of the long bone

● For fracture of the fingers

● Facture of femur extended to tibia

● For comminuted fracture, non-union (does not heal), mal union, bone lengthening

● Fracture of proximal 3rd or distal 3rd tibia