Orthopaedic jack for scoliosis surgery purposes: Concept and design
Sugeng Supriadi, Rakha M. Radhana, Taufik Eko Hidayanto, Yudan Whulanza, Ali -, Nanda Notario, Ahmad Jabir Rahyussalim
Abstract
Sugeng Supriadi, Rakha M. Radhana, Taufik Eko Hidayanto, Yudan Whulanza, Ali -, Nanda Notario, Ahmad Jabir Rahyussalim
Abstract
Scoliosis surgery is one of the most difficult orthopedic surgery that have been committed today as the failure rate of orthopedic surgery for adult patients is 15%. Aside from the long duration of surgery, this surgical failure is caused by failure in biomedical instrumentation. Furthermore, this kind of failure is causing inefficiency of the surgery. With current known orthopedic surgery method, three surgeons are needed in a single orthopedic surgery. In fact, a single surgery can take up to 8 hours to be done, which increases the risk of surgical failure. Based on this problem, authors hope that our orthopedic jacks could solve the problem.
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Scoliosis surgery is one of the most difficult orthopedic surgery that have been committed today as the failure rate of orthopedic surgery for adult patients is 15%. Aside from the long duration of surgery, this surgical failure is caused by failure in biomedical instrumentation. Furthermore, this kind of failure is causing inefficiency of the surgery. With current known orthopedic surgery method, three surgeons are needed in a single orthopedic surgery. In fact, a single surgery can take up to 8 hours to be done, which increases the risk of surgical failure. Based on this problem, authors hope that our orthopedic jacks could solve the problem.
Key concepts: Orthopedic surgery, Medicine, Surgery, Scoliosis, Orthopedic Procedures, General surgery