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A-PFN (Antirotator Proksimal Femur Çivisi) (Antirotator Proximal Femoral Nail)

Geliştirdiğimiz A PFN (Antirotator Proksimal Femur Çivisi) sistemi, istenilen sonuçlara erişebilmeyi amaçlayan, kayıcı kompresyona müsaade ederek kırığın ...

Intra medullary locking nail for fracture femur

closed reduction and inter locking nail for fracture femur.

User Comments

chris9627 commented on 03 Sep 2013

Part I But at least at one point I have to agree with dayvz1. It would be better to sedate the patient with a weak sedative (and I mean no general anesthesia). It is clearly cognizable that the patient's heart rate is rising significantly when using the drill!

rajesh siliveru commented on 02 Feb 2012

@dayvz1 : with the advent of technology it is no longer necessary to make the patient to sleep and thus minimizing the complications involved in general anaesthesia. By the way it is fracture of femur.

don2004w commented on 04 May 2012

If you don't know anatomy, then don't comment. Femur is above the knee connected to the pelvis. Tibia (large bone) and Fibula (small bone) are below the knee.Read a book!

robert sims commented on 01 Mar 2012

Why is the doctor asking his assistant if things are good...he should know! He's right there! The femur! Is the bone below the knee come on... Longest of all bones!...

bharath reddy commented on 14 Dec 2012

proximall you could have applied two scres and the screw that you are showing is bigger in size

chris9627 commented on 03 Sep 2013

@dayvz1 I would be very surprised if this patient would have his tibia in his upper leg!

dayvz1 commented on 03 Jan 2012

you are meant to put the patient to sleep! Also that's the tibia not the femur 'doctor'

Sarah Atashi commented on 28 Jun 2012

you are a dumbass lol know your shit before calling someone else on it

Matt Amos commented on 31 Oct 2013

haha what a tool, "thats the tibia doctor.." hahaaa

Jaquel James commented on 30 Dec 2012

Ewwww. TOO HARDCORE DISGUSTING

STWest07 commented on 15 Apr 2012

it is his femur you tool!

m3delilah commented on 27 May 2012

local anaesthesia?

Nabeel Mushtaque commented on 18 Jun 2011

Cool heh....

Stryker Gamma Nail to treat a hip intertrochanteric fracture

Dr. Sridhar Durbhakula narrates a surgical procedures using trochanteric gamma nail and compression hip screw for trochanteric fractures.

User Comments

FigTreeMD commented on 15 Mar 2014

allow me to suggest you only sectioning the skin (while supratrochanteric) and after directly spreading tissues with a Kelly forceps. bleeds almost nothing. (also, you should't use the hammer... at least while being filmed, eheh)

anurag jhansi commented on 09 Jun 2015

Congrats for an artistic musical video. May I humbly suggest: 1. A running commentary would have made it better understood by a novice. 2.IITV inputs side by side operative procedure will help comprehend what is going on.

Capri_gurl Malaysia commented on 10 Sep 2011

Thank you for the video. My 18 yr old niece fell off her bike and fractured her hipbone. It broke into a few parts. Last night she went through surgery. She had 3 incisions. And now on the road to recovery...

DaNdErE OtAkU commented on 09 Jan 2013

what suture did u use .i'm a surg.tech student and i was wondering for the future

helen codega commented on 26 Aug 2015

This video has allowed me to understand my operation,. Great .

Roy Winter commented on 27 Apr 2013

Had this done 10 days ago! Doing better each day! Marvelous,

John Turner commented on 05 Dec 2014

Yes, I really would have like to see intra and postop films.

MrAshley160486 commented on 15 Sep 2015

its written on the guide that you should never use a hammer

ravichandran subbaraj commented on 16 Aug 2011

no pro op and intra op or post op xray . incomplete video

Stryker Hip Recall commented on 28 Nov 2013

It's interesting to see how this surgery is done.

Proximal Femoral Nail MEDIN - basic operating procedure

Proximal Femoral Nail SHORT RECONSTRUCTION NAIL Enables the synthesis of all splintered pertrochanteric, intertrochanteric and upper sub-trochanteric ...