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T-Pin Fixation of a Distal Radius Fracture
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The Philadelphia Hand Center
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John S Taras
By
The Philadelphia Hand Center
FEATURING
John S Taras
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January 18, 2012
This video shows fixation of a distal radius fracture using the T-Pin ® Distal Radius ...
read more ↘ Fixation System. The main indication for use of the T-Pin® is an unstable extraarticular dorsally displaced distal radius fracture.
This technique is useful for active patients because it is a relatively brief procedure and allows for a quick return of function. The brief nature of this procedure, especially the limited incision (1-2 cm) required to insert the pins, makes it useful in elderly and medically unstable populations, because it can be performed under local anesthesia with intravenous sedation.
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read more ↘ Fixation System. The main indication for use of the T-Pin® is an unstable extraarticular dorsally displaced distal radius fracture.
This technique is useful for active patients because it is a relatively brief procedure and allows for a quick return of function. The brief nature of this procedure, especially the limited incision (1-2 cm) required to insert the pins, makes it useful in elderly and medically unstable populations, because it can be performed under local anesthesia with intravenous sedation.
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