Innovative Solution for Acromioclavicular Joint Dislocation and Clavicle Fracture Surgery Animation

Innovative Solution for Acromioclavicular Joint Dislocation and Clavicle Fracture Surgery Animation
Description:
In this informative animation, we explore the revolutionary AC CFLoop Adjustable Button And Plate System, a cutting-edge medical technology designed to address the challenges of acromioclavicular joint dislocation and clavicle fractures. This comprehensive system offers a low-profile design with a host of features to ensure a safe and effective procedure. Watch the animation to learn more about its key components and their role in surgical applications.
Key Features of AC CFLoop Adjustable Button And Plate System:
1. Low Profile Design: With a 10mm raised edge and 5mm base, this system minimizes the risks of suture abrasion and tunnel expansion.
2. Concave Surface: The concave surface design reduces irritation to soft tissues during surgery.
3. Safe and Reliable Fixation: Featuring 8 polyethylene fibers of ultra-high molecular weight, providing over 1500N of pull-out strength.
4. Combination with AC Butterfly Button: The system can be combined with the AC Butterfly Button for optimized contact with the cortex bone, enhancing fixation.
5. Combination with Locking Plate: Specifically designed for use with a locking plate to address distal clavicle fractures combined with AC joint dislocation.
6. Creative Instrument Set: The AC Joint Reconstruction Instrument Set includes various tools, such as suture tensioning handles, nitinol suture passing wire, cannulated drill for AC repair, drill sleeve, side-release handle, and coracoid drill guides for both open and arthroscopic surgery.
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[@giannidigirolamo509]

Mi è stato fatto questo intervento 15 giorni fa vado per il recupero ora 🤞

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Tengo este proceso. ¿Qué te pasó y qué le pusiste en el hueso?