🌍 Exciting news! We are pleased to announce our participation in FEMECOT 2025, one of the most influential orthopedic and traumatology events in Mexico and Latin America. 📅 Date: 21-25th,Oct📍 Venue: Expo Guadalajara,Jalisco, México Our team will be presenting our latest orthopedic solutions, covering Ilizarov ring fixator,Hexapod Fixator,pied & implant de cheville,implant pédiatrique,ect. This is a […]
En savoir plus1. Distal radius: anatomical definition and structural overview The distal radius forms the major articular surface of the wrist and contributes to both the radiocarpal joint and the distal radioulnar joint (DRUJ). The articular surface of the distal radius can be divided into two primary fossae: Scaphoid fossa:elliptical in shape and articulates with the […]
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Os carpiens Les os carpiens sont un groupe de huit petits os qui forment le poignet, disposé en rangées proximales et distales. Their unique anatomy and positioning influence both the likelihood of fracture and the clinical presentation. Below is an overview of each bone and its fracture frequency, along with clinical considerations. Anatomy and Frequency […]
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Callotasis comme méthode d'allongement osseux callotasis, également connu sous le nom d'ostéogenèse de distraction, est une technique chirurgicale qui provoque une régénération osseuse par une distraction mécanique progressive. Following a controlled osteotomy, a distraction device,commonly an external fixator is applied. This initiates a sequence of healing phases where mechanical tension stimulates new bone formation in the gap between bone […]
En savoir plus1. Qu'est-ce que la fracture des os longs non syndiquée? Un non-syndical se produit lorsqu'une fracture ne guérisse pas seule sans autre intervention. Cliniquement, most sources define this as persistence of a fracture after at least 6–9 months with no progression toward union in the last 3 months . Non-unions are often categorized as: Hypertrophic (biologically active but mechanically unstable) […]
En savoir plus1. Introduction ostéotomie fémorale distale (MPO) est une procédure chirurgicale essentielle pour corriger les déformations angulaires du fémur distal, communément en raison de la mallunion, adolescent Blount disease, metabolic conditions, osteoarthritis, or idiopathic origins. These deformities significantly disrupt mechanical axis alignment, placing abnormal stress on knee cartilage and potentially accelerating the progression of osteoarthritis. Over the past […]
En savoir plus1. INTRODUCTION LA PLAQUE DE HIPE PÉDIATRIQUE LCP (PFP) Comprend un design universel adapté aux fémurs gauche et droit, le rendre très polyvalent pour les procédures orthopédiques pédiatriques. It is available in three system, tailored to the patient’s age and body weight: 2.7 mm plate: For infants and toddlers weighing up to 15 kg 3.5 mm plate: For children […]
En savoir plusDéfinition de Hallux Valgus Hallux Valgus est une déformation courante de l'avant-pied caractérisée par une déviation valgus du grand orteil et une déviation varus du premier métatarsien, resulting in a prominent medial bump or “bunion.” It often leads to pain, reduced mobility, and discomfort in footwear. According to radiographic evaluation standards, severity can be defined by: Hallux […]
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1. INTRODUCTION DES FAITS DE LIMBES POUR PÉDIATRIQUES, comme le genou de l'eau (jambes arquées) et geut Valgum (knock-knees), require timely intervention to prevent joint degeneration and improve gait and aesthetics. In growing children, guided growth, also known as temporary hemiepiphysiodesis, is a minimally invasive solution that leverages the child’s remaining growth potential to correct deformity gradually. Among the […]
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Les fractures de rayon distal AO de type C3 sont parmi les blessures orthopédiques les plus courantes dans le monde, especially in older adults following low-energy trauma or in younger individuals due to high-impact injuries. According to the AOclassification, distal radius fractures are divided into types A (extra-articular), B (partial articular), and C (complete articular). AO type C3 is […]
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