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A pin for external fixation is a medical device used in orthopedic surgery to stabilize and support fractured bones or joints from outside the body.

Product Description

External fixation needle is a medical device used in orthopedic surgery to stabilize and support fractured bones or joints from outside the body. This technique is particularly beneficial when internal fixation methods such as steel plates or screws are not suitable due to the nature of the injury or the patient's condition.

External fixation involves the use of needles inserted through the skin into the bone and connected to a rigid external frame. This framework fixes the pins in place to stabilize the fracture area while minimizing movement. The main advantage of using external fixation needles is that they provide a stable environment for healing without the need for extensive surgical intervention.

One of the main advantages of external fixation needles is that they can more easily enter the site of injury for monitoring and treatment. In addition, it can be adjusted as the healing process progresses, providing flexibility for injury management.

Product Specifications

Type & Characteristics Specification Dimensions
Self-drilling and Self-tapping
For phalanges and metacarpals Triangular Cutting Edge
Material: Titanium Alloy
Φ2 x 40mm Φ2 x 60mm
Self-drilling and Self-tapping
Material: Titanium Alloy
Φ2.5mm x 60mm Φ3 x 60mm Φ3 x 80mm Φ4 x 80mm Φ4 x 90mm Φ4 x 100mm Φ4 x 120mm Φ5 x 120mm Φ5 x 150mm Φ5 x 180mm Φ5 x 200mm Φ6 x 150mm Φ6 x 180mm Φ6 x 220mm
Self-tapping
For cancellous bone
Material: Titanium Alloy
Φ4 x 80mm Φ4 x 100mm Φ4 x 120mm Φ5 x 120mm Φ5 x 150mm Φ5 x 180mm Φ6 x 120mm Φ6 x 150mm Φ6 x 180mm

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an external fixation needle?

An external fixation needle is a specialized medical device used in orthopedic surgery to stabilize and support fractured bones or joints from outside the body.

When are external fixation needles preferred over internal fixation?

They are preferred when internal fixation options—such as steel plates or screws—are not appropriate due to patient-specific conditions or the severity and nature of the injury.

How does an external fixation system function?

Pins or needles are inserted through the skin directly into the bone and secured to a rigid external frame, minimizing movement at the fracture site without requiring extensive open surgical intervention.

What are the primary clinical advantages of external fixation?

It creates a stable healing environment, allows medical staff to inspect and treat the wound site easily, and offers dynamic adjustability as bone recovery progresses.

What materials are these fixation pins manufactured from?

These external fixation needles are manufactured from high-performance medical-grade Titanium Alloy, providing excellent biomechanical strength and biocompatibility.

What specific pin types are available for different anatomical areas?

The lineup includes self-drilling and self-tapping pins with a triangular cutting edge designed for phalanges and metacarpals, standard self-drilling/self-tapping pins, and dedicated self-tapping pins intended for cancellous bone.

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