Healthcare Professional View
Jindal Medi Surge is dedicated to providing high-quality orthopedic solutions to enhance patient outcomes. Our innovative external fixators are designed to offer superior stability, durability, and versatility for a variety of orthopedic applications.
This user manual aims to provide healthcare professionals with comprehensive information on the safe and effective use of Jindal Medi Surge external fixators. It includes detailed descriptions of our products, surgical techniques, and maintenance procedures.
External fixators are orthopedic devices used to stabilize and support fractured bones during the healing process. These fixators are versatile, allowing for adjustments and corrections during the postoperative period.
Ensure all fixators and instruments are sterilized before use.
Verify the integrity and compatibility of the fixator components with the surgical procedure.
Follow standard surgical protocols and aseptic techniques.
Indications:
Stabilization of complex fractures
Limb lengthening procedures
Correction of bone deformities
Temporary stabilization of open fractures
Contraindications:
Active infection at the fracture site
Severe osteoporosis or bone loss
Allergy to fixator materials
Do not reuse fixator components.
Handle fixators with care to avoid damage.
Verify correct placement of the fixator intraoperatively using imaging techniques.
Sterilize fixators using autoclave or other approved methods.
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for sterilization parameters.
Store fixators in a clean, dry environment.
Unilateral External Fixators
Description: Used for stabilizing fractures on one side of the limb.
Applications: Long bone fractures, joint stabilization.
Circular External Fixators
Description: Used for complex fractures and deformity corrections.
Applications: Tibial fractures, limb lengthening.
Hybrid External Fixators
Description: Combines features of unilateral and circular fixators.
Applications: Fractures with soft tissue involvement.
Rods: Connect and stabilize the fixator structure.
Clamps: Secure the rods to the bone pins or wires.
Bone Pins and Wires: Provide fixation to the bone.
Adjustable Joints: Allow for fine-tuning of fixator positioning.
Stainless Steel: Durable and corrosion-resistant for pins and clamps.
Aluminum: Lightweight and strong for some fixator components.
Carbon Fiber: High strength-to-weight ratio, radiolucent.
Detailed size charts and specifications for each type of fixator and component are provided in the appendix.
Conduct a thorough patient assessment.
Review imaging studies to plan the surgical approach.
Ensure the availability of required fixator components and instruments.
Drill
T-Handle
Depth gauge
Wire cutter
Fixator-specific insertion tools
Unilateral External Fixator Application
Positioning: Place the patient in the appropriate position.
Incision: Make small incisions at the pin insertion sites.
Pin Insertion: Drill holes and insert bone pins.
Rod Attachment: Connect the pins with rods using clamps.
Adjustment: Adjust the fixator for optimal alignment and stability.
Circular External Fixator Application
Ring Placement: Position the rings around the limb.
Wire Insertion: Insert tensioned wires through the bone.
Rod Connection: Connect the rings with rods and adjustable joints.
Adjustment: Fine-tune the fixator for proper alignment.
Monitor the patient for signs of infection or complications.
Follow postoperative rehabilitation protocols.
Schedule follow-up visits to assess fixator stability and bone healing.
Clean instruments thoroughly after each use.
Use approved sterilization methods to ensure fixator safety.
Inspect instruments for damage before and after sterilization.
Store fixators in a controlled environment.
Maintain proper inventory to avoid expired products.
Use appropriate storage containers to protect fixators from damage.
Handle with care to avoid contamination and damage.
Follow aseptic techniques during surgical procedures.
Use appropriate tools for fixator insertion and adjustment.
Issue: Pin tract infection
Solution: Ensure strict aseptic technique during surgery and proper wound care postoperatively.
Issue: Fixator loosening
Solution: Verify proper surgical technique and regular postoperative adjustments.
Issue: Skin irritation
Solution: Use padding and regularly monitor skin condition around the fixator.
For any technical issues or questions, please contact Jindal Medi Surge customer support at:
Email: info@jmshealth.com
Website: www.jmshealth.com
Include relevant clinical studies, research papers, and articles that support the use and efficacy of Jindal Medi Surge external fixators.
Information on regulatory approvals and compliance with international standards.
Thank you for choosing Jindal Medi Surge. We are committed to supporting you with high-quality orthopedic solutions and exceptional customer service.