Sheffield Ring Fixator Assembly for Trauma

Indications for Sheffield Ring Fixator Assembly for Trauma

• Complex Fractures of Long Bones: It is highly indicated for complex fractures, particularly those involving long bones like the femur and tibia. The circular design of the Sheffield Ring Fixator Assembly offers stable fixation around the fractured area. This stability is crucial as it allows for proper alignment of the bone fragments and provides the necessary support throughout the healing process, facilitating the restoration of normal bone structure and function.
• Fractures with Soft-Tissue Damage: In cases where fractures are accompanied by significant soft-tissue damage, this fixator proves useful. It helps in maintaining the position of the bone while minimizing any further harm to the surrounding tissues. By providing a stable structure, it reduces the risk of additional soft-tissue injury that could occur due to bone movement during the healing phase.
• Bone Loss Due to Trauma: When trauma results in bone loss, the Sheffield Ring Fixator Assembly can play a vital role. It can hold the remaining bone fragments in place, creating a stable environment. Moreover, it supports any bone grafts or reconstructive procedures that may be required to replace the lost bone. This way, it aids in the integration of the graft and promotes the overall healing and recovery of the affected area.
• Trauma-Induced Deformities: For deformities caused by trauma, this fixator is beneficial. It enables the correction of the abnormal anatomical structure and provides fixation to maintain the corrected position. By doing so, it helps restore the normal anatomical structure and function of the affected limb, improving the patient’s mobility and quality of life after the trauma.