Cadaveric canine tibial fractures and their stabilization with ilizarov technique: an ideal training model
Ami Bhatia, P. H. Tank, H. S. Vedpathak, A. S. Karle, Bhargav Desai
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Ami Bhatia, P. H. Tank, H. S. Vedpathak, A. S. Karle, Bhargav Desai
Abstract
The research was conducted on cadaveric tibial models of dogs to mimic the clinical situations of tibial fractures and then to stabilize these using Ilizarov apparatus with an objective to standardize the basic principles of Ilizarov technique and also to get hands on practice for better understanding of its application in clinical setup. Further, a small scale biomechanical study was conducted which demonstrated the utility of the system in resisting the different fracture forces especially the axial, bending and rotational forces.
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The research was conducted on cadaveric tibial models of dogs to mimic the clinical situations of tibial fractures and then to stabilize these using Ilizarov apparatus with an objective to standardize the basic principles of Ilizarov technique and also to get hands on practice for better understanding of its application in clinical setup. Further, a small scale biomechanical study was conducted which demonstrated the utility of the system in resisting the different fracture forces especially the axial, bending and rotational forces.
Key concepts: Cadaveric spasm, Tibial fracture, Orthodontics, Ilizarov Technique, Biomechanics, Tibia, Medicine, Surgery