AO, Screws, Suture, instruments, implants, ex fix Flashcards
AO insertion technique
overdrill, underdrill, countersink, measure, tap, screw
two finger tightness
440-770 lbs
Hooks law
stress and strain
Youngs modulus
stiffness
Wolffs law
bone remodels when stress is placed upon it
Cortical screws
tighter pitch.
Cancellous screws
higher pitch
Herbert Screw
headless. Threads on both sides separated by smooth. little compression
interference screws
headless. prevent axial displacement. don’t give compression
malleolar screw
self cutting, cortical screw
AO plate stabilization
3-4 cortical threads distally. 5-6 proximally
how long for natural suture to absorb
20 days
Vicryl
polyglactin 910.
65% strength at day 14
Absorbs 80-120 days
vicryl rapid vs plus
rapid loses strength at 7-10 days. hydrolyzed at 42 days
Plus coated with triclosan
PDS monofilament
polydiaxone
70% strength at 14 days
absorbed 90 days
Monocril
poliglecaprone
20-30% strength at 14 days
hydrolyzed at 90-120 days
dexon
polyglycolic acid
absorbed at 100-200 days
maxon
polyglyconate
absorbed at 180 days
longest lasting (MAX)
Nylon
ethilon/surilon
high knot slippage rate
prolpropylene
prolene, surgilene
contaminated/infected wounds
LEAST REACTIVE
polyester suture
ethibond/Dacron
strong
Fiberwire
polyethylene multifilament core with polyester jacket
stainless steel Suture
strongest
What suture should be used for Capsule
2.0 vicryl
What suture should be used for periosteum
3.0 vicryl
What suture should be used for subcutaneous
4.0 vicryl
What suture should be used for skin
4.0 nylon/prolene
carbon layer of instruments
hardness
layer of instruments chromium oxide layer
prevents corrosion.
Cutting edge width of surgical blade
0.015”
pneumatic instruments are driven at _____ by ___ tank of compressed nitrogen
90-110 psi by 500 psi
instruments. whats the collet
distal end where saw blade attaches
Host Response to Implant- cellular response
acute. proteins that coat implant denature and elicit inflame response.
Host Response to Implant Detritic synovitis
foreign body rxn to silicone in lymphatic system
Host Response to Implant environmental stress cracking
surface defects on polyetherurethane implants secondary to chronic inflammation
Host Response to Implant infection
S. aureus and s epidermidis
Whats material used in joint replacement
cobalt chrome and alloys (30%, 7%,
ex fix history
377BC:Hippocrates wood from cornel tree
1904:Codvilla(Italy)used unilateral(fixator for limb
lengthening
1951-1991:Ilizarov(Siberia,Russia).Father modern exfix
and developer of external ring fixator for WWII vets from old bus parts
Ilizarov technique
distraction at proper length-> bone growth
where to cut bone if lenthening
metaphysis- through medullary canal
Behrens principles of ex fix
avoid and respect neurovascular
what do tension wires do for ex fix
generate stability
taylor spatial ex fix frames
triplane complex deformity reduction