Healthcare Professional View
These systems are used in small and large animals (dogs, cats, cattle, equine, etc.) for:
Fracture fixation
Joint stabilization
Deformity correction
Trauma management
Species, breed, weight
Fracture type and location
Soft tissue condition
Temperament (post-op compliance)
X-ray (AP & lateral)
CT scan (complex cases)
Implant selection:
Plates & screws
Intramedullary (IM) nails/pins
External fixators
K-wires / cerclage wires
Consider:
Bone size and anatomy
Load-bearing requirements
General anesthesia
Proper restraint and positioning
Clip and aseptically prepare surgical site
Antibiotic prophylaxis
Species- and bone-specific approaches
Preserve:
Soft tissue
Blood supply
Minimize muscle dissection
Manual traction
Reduction forceps
Temporary fixation (K-wires)
Restore:
Limb alignment
Length
Rotation
Expose fracture
Reduce fragments
Contour plate
Drill holes
Insert screws (cortical/cancellous)
Confirm fixation
Long bone fractures
Comminuted fractures
Create entry point
Insert IM pin
Advance across fracture
Combine with cerclage (if needed)
Correct pin diameter (60–70% of canal)
Maintain alignment
Type I (unilateral)
Type II (bilateral)
Type III (biplanar)
Insert pins in proximal and distal fragments
Connect with rods/clamps
Adjust alignment
Tighten frame
👉 Ideal for:
Open fractures
Infected fractures
Insert percutaneously or open
Cross fracture site
Use configurations:
Cross pins
Parallel pins
Pass wire around bone
Tighten gradually
Secure ends
👉 Used in:
Spiral/oblique fractures
Bone holding forceps
Drill & drill bits
Screwdrivers
Wire tighteners
Pin inserters
Use appropriate size for animal
Maintain sterility
Avoid excessive force
Check:
Stability
Alignment
Implant positioning
Use intraoperative imaging if available
Irrigation
Layered closure
Apply sterile dressing
Pain management
Antibiotics
Limb support
Controlled movement
Restricted activity
Gradual return to function
Complication Prevention
Infection Aseptic technique
Implant failure Proper sizing
Delayed healing Stable fixation
Pin loosening Correct placement
Self-trauma (animals) Protective bandaging
Healing complete
Infection
Implant irritation
Adapt technique to species and size
Preserve blood supply
Ensure stable fixation
Minimize surgical trauma
Promote early functional recovery
Versatile for multiple species
Scalable implant sizes
Minimally invasive options
Cost-effective solutions
Veterinary orthopedic systems from Jindal Medi Surge provide reliable and adaptable solutions for animal fracture management, ensuring:
Stable fixation
Faster healing
Improved mobility and quality of life