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Re: Fixion nails
послал Anthony N Brown 15 Март 2006, 20:37
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Dear Alex and List members,
I do not have experience with the fixion nail but it sounds like it is well descibed as an extension of a Kuntscher nail and therefore limited to fractures with some inherent stability and diaphyseal in location.
The gold standard for care of the unstable long bone fx is the locked intramedullary nail. The main drawbacks being cost and the need for reliable fluoroscopic control.
As you are aware, but I think a lot of the list members might not be, the SIGN nail is a low/no cost, us-fda approved, interlocking nail for the femur, tibia and humerus. Most importantly it was designed specifically for use by surgeons without access to fluoroscopic control. It is used by hundreds of surgeons in more than 40 countries.
In addition to bringing the gold standard of care of long bone fxs to those who could not previously afford it, the nail comes with the cumulative expertise of a community of surgeons from throughout the world as well as an ever growing database of cases.
We would like to invite interested/curious surgeons from anywhere to contact us thru the website http://www.sign-post.org/ or at our booth and seminar at AAOS. We are looking for surgeons who will help us toward our goal of creating equality of fracture care throughout the world.
Thanks,
Anthony N Brown
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