Instructions for Use for Bone Screws

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Surgical implants act as internal aids to normal healing and CAN’T bear the weight of the body when the bone is incompletely healed/not united. Surgical implants have offered the surgeon a means of rigid fixation for fracture management and reconstructive surgery can be supplied by Ortho Surgical Implants company. ONLY TRAINED ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEON should decide the use of correct implants & should do its fixation following an accepted surgical procedure.

Selection of the Patient

During the selection of patients the following factors MUST be considered:

Immunological Intolerance

Immunological intolerance may occur in some patients. Where material sensitivity is suspected, suitable foreign body tests should be performed.

Degenerative Diseases

In the case of patients suffering from degenerative diseases, this can get aggravated during implantation and will decrease the expected life of the implant. In such cases, surgery can be considered only as a temporary relief.

Mental Illness

Mental illness or schizophrenia can cause patients to ignore, the limitations and precautions of the implanted material, resulting in implant fracture and complication.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction

Patients who are addicted to alcohol and drugs may ignore during the state of stupor or during the stage of withdrawal, the essential precautions for the use of implants. This may result in complications of failure of implants.

Obesity

An obese patient produces abnormal stresses leading to increased load on the implant which ultimately results in failure of the implant.

Activity

If the patient indulges in an activity involving significant muscular strain in the implanted region, then the result could be a failure of the implant.

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