CN112472266A - Ligament tibia insertion avulsion fracture fixing device and matched operation method thereof - Google Patents

Ligament tibia insertion avulsion fracture fixing device and matched operation method thereof Download PDF

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CN112472266A
CN112472266A CN202011464533.7A CN202011464533A CN112472266A CN 112472266 A CN112472266 A CN 112472266A CN 202011464533 A CN202011464533 A CN 202011464533A CN 112472266 A CN112472266 A CN 112472266A
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The invention relates to a ligament tibia insertion avulsion fracture fixation device which comprises a first fixed block, a second fixed block and a suture, wherein the first fixed block, the second fixed block and the suture are matched for use, a plurality of wings extend out of the peripheries of the first fixed block and the second fixed block, a recessed area is formed between every two wings, a clamping groove is formed in the recessed area of the first fixed block, and holes are formed in the recessed area of the second fixed block. Cleaning tissues near a fracture block by an arthroscopic technique to expose the broken end of the fracture; a tunnel is formed and penetrates through the bone block until the fracture end is reached; the first fixed block is arranged at the tunnel opening at the inner side of the tibia, and the second fixed block is arranged at the tunnel opening at the fracture end; the other end of the suture forms two arc-shaped rope rings; two arc-shaped rope rings penetrate through the tunnel and are respectively sleeved in two clamping grooves opposite to the first fixing block; and (4) tightening the suture thread head. The invention can be matched with an arthroscope to realize minimally invasive fixation of the fracture broken end, the small incision shortens the postoperative rehabilitation time of a patient, and the pain and the treatment cost of the patient are reduced.

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Ligament tibia insertion avulsion fracture fixing device and matched operation method thereof
Technical Field
The invention relates to a fixing device and a surgical method using the same, belonging to the field of medical surgery.
Background
Ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture (posterior cruciate ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture is an example). The traditional operation mode is that the patient is in a prone position, and the popliteal fossa is cut to expose the fracture. And performing internal fixation of fracture. Generally, two left and right metal hollow nails are used for fixing. The internal fixation can be taken out after 12 months to 18 months after the operation.
The scheme is a traditional operation test, and the popliteal fossa has abundant nerve vessels and high incision risk. And the metal hollow nail is easier to fix under the condition that the cut fracture block is larger and complete. If the bone block is small and broken, the metal hollow screw is difficult to hold, and the operation effect is affected. The traditional operation needs to be done by incision, the incision is large, bleeding is much, the recovery time of the postoperative patient is long, and the postoperative patient needs to be taken out and internally fixed. The secondary incision operation of nail taking brings great loss to the patients and the family members thereof from the aspects of economy, body and mind.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a ligament tibia insertion avulsion fracture fixing device and an operation method using the fixing device, which can be matched with an arthroscope to realize minimally invasive fixation of a fracture broken end, shorten the postoperative rehabilitation time of a patient by a small incision and reduce the pain and treatment cost of the patient.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical scheme of the invention is as follows: a ligament tibia insertion avulsion fracture fixation device comprises a first fixation block, a second fixation block and a suture, wherein the first fixation block, the second fixation block and the suture are matched for use, a plurality of wings extend out of the peripheries of the first fixation block and the second fixation block, a recessed area is formed between every two wings, a clamping groove is arranged in the recessed area of the first fixation block, and holes are formed in the recessed area of the second fixation block; the suture line crosses through four opposite holes of the second fixing block to form two 8-shaped knots, two thread ends of the suture line finally penetrate out of the two opposite holes respectively, two arc-shaped rope rings are formed at the other end of the suture line, and the two arc-shaped rope rings are sleeved in two opposite clamping grooves of the first fixing block respectively.
Four symmetrical wing wings are uniformly distributed on the peripheries of the first fixed block and the second fixed block.
The back of each wing is provided with a fixing nail.
The opposing wing heads are skewed to the same clockwise or counterclockwise direction.
The width of the notch of the clamping groove is smaller than the diameter of the inside of the groove and larger than the diameter of the suture.
The hole pitch of the four holes of the first fixing block is equal to that of the four holes of the second fixing block.
The diameter of the fixed block circumscribed circle is 8-13 mm.
And a tightening belt is sleeved in the middle of each of the two 8-shaped knots.
After the structure is adopted, a tunnel is drilled from the inner side of the tibia to the fracture broken end by utilizing a special guider through an arthroscopic technology. Threading the suture and the second fixing block in advance to form two 8-shaped knots and two arc-shaped loops, arranging the first fixing block at the tunnel opening at the inner side of the tibia, arranging the second fixing block at the tunnel opening at the fracture end, and penetrating the two arc-shaped loops through the tunnel by using a threading tool. The two arc-shaped rope rings are clamped into the two opposite clamping grooves of the first fixing block, and the two far-end sutures are tightened to be fixed. Therefore, the invention can be matched with an arthroscope to realize minimally invasive fixation of the broken end of the fracture, the small incision shortens the postoperative rehabilitation time of the patient, and reduces the pain and the treatment cost of the patient
An operation method matched with the ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture fixing device comprises the following steps of S1: through an arthroscopic technology, the entrance of the posterior medial opening of the knee joint is assisted, and tissues near a fracture block are cleaned to expose the fracture broken end; s2: a tunnel is drilled from the inner side of the tibia by using a guider, and the tunnel penetrates through a bone block until the fracture end is reached; s3: taking a first fixed block and a second fixed block, wherein the first fixed block is arranged at a tunnel opening at the inner side of the tibia, and the second fixed block is arranged at a tunnel opening at the fracture end; s4: the suture is crossed through the four opposite holes of the second fixing block to form two 8-shaped knots, two end heads of the suture finally penetrate through the two opposite holes respectively, and two arc-shaped rope loops are formed at the other end of the suture; s5: two arc-shaped rope rings penetrate through the tunnel and are respectively sleeved in two clamping grooves opposite to the first fixing block; s6: and tightening the suture thread head, and tightly attaching the first fixing block and the second fixing block to the bone surface. When the first fixing block and the second fixing block are tightly attached to the bone surface by tightening the suture thread head, the fixing nail on the back of the wing is abutted against the bone surface.
By adopting the operation method, a large incision at the popliteal fossa can be avoided, and the operation risk is reduced. The incision is small, the wound is small, the postoperative rehabilitation time of the patient is shortened, the integral hospitalization time of the patient is shortened, and the cost of the patient is reduced.
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FIG. 1 is a front view of a first fixed block of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a front view of a second fixed block;
FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a surgical method step 4;
FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a surgical method step 5;
fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of a final state of use.
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The present invention will be described in further detail with reference to the following examples, which are given in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, the ligament tibia insertion avulsion fracture fixation device comprises a first fixation block 1 ', a second fixation block 1' and a suture 10 which are matched for use, wherein four symmetrical wings 2 are uniformly distributed and extend out of the peripheries of the first fixation block 1 'and the second fixation block 1', a concave area 3 is arranged between each wing 2, a clamping groove 4 is arranged in the concave area 3 of the first fixation block 1 ', and holes 5 are arranged at the concave area 3 of the second fixation block 1'; the suture 10 crosses through the four opposite holes 5 of the second fixing block 1 'to form two 8-shaped knots, two thread ends of the suture 10 finally penetrate through the two opposite holes 5 respectively, two arc-shaped rope rings 11 are formed at the other end of the suture 10, and the two arc-shaped rope rings 11 are sleeved in the two opposite clamping grooves 4 of the first fixing block 1' respectively.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, the back of each wing 2 is provided with a fixing nail 6. After the first fixing block 1 'and the second fixing block 1' are tightly attached to the bone surface by tightening the thread ends of the suture threads 10, the fixing nails 6 on the back surface of the wing 2 are abutted against the bone surface.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, two of the opposing wing 2 heads are deflected clockwise in the same direction, and the other two opposing wing 2 heads are deflected counterclockwise in the same direction. When in use, the wing 2 can be ensured to be tightly attached to the bone surface.
Referring to fig. 2, the width of the notch of the card slot 4 is smaller than the diameter of the inside of the slot, which is larger than the diameter of the suture 10. The suture 10 is facilitated to be snapped in and not to be dislodged.
Referring to fig. 1 and 2, the four holes 5 of the first fixing block 1 ″ and the second fixing block 1' are equidistant. The threading is convenient, and the formation of 8-shaped knot can be ensured. The diameter of the circumscribed circle of the fixed block 1 is 8-13 mm.
Referring to fig. 3 and 4, a tightening belt 12 is sleeved at the middle part of each of the two 8-shaped knots. The tightening belt 12 is convenient for tightening the two cords without rubbing the inner wall of the tunnel 8.
Referring to fig. 3, 4 and 5, a surgical method using the ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture fixation device comprises the following steps of S1: through an arthroscopic technology, the entrance of the posterior medial opening of the knee joint is assisted, and tissues near a fracture block are cleaned to expose the fracture broken end; s2: a tunnel 8 is drilled from the inner side 7 of the tibia by using a guider, and the tunnel penetrates through a bone block 9 until the fracture end is reached; s3: taking a first fixed block 1 'and a second fixed block 1', wherein the first fixed block 1 'is arranged at a tunnel opening at the inner side of a tibia, and the second fixed block 1' is arranged at a tunnel opening at a fracture end; s4: the suture 10 crosses through four opposite holes 5 of the second fixing block 1' to form two 8-shaped knots, two ends of the suture 10 finally penetrate through the two opposite holes 5 respectively, and two arc-shaped loops 11 are formed at the other end of the suture 10 to form a state shown in fig. 3; s5: two arc-shaped rope rings 11 penetrate through the tunnel 8 and are respectively sleeved in two opposite clamping grooves 4 of the first fixing block 1' to form a state shown in figure 4; s6: and (3) tightening the thread ends of the suture 10, and tightly attaching the first fixing block 1 'and the second fixing block 1' to the bone surface. After the first fixing block 1 'and the second fixing block 1' are tightly attached to the bone surface by tightening the thread ends of the suture 10, the fixing nail 6 on the back surface of the wing 2 is abutted against the bone surface, and finally the state of fig. 5 is formed. The method comprises the steps that the suture 10 and four opposite holes 5 of the second fixing block 1' are formed into two 8-shaped knots in advance, two ends of the suture 10 finally penetrate through the two opposite holes 5 respectively, and two arc-shaped loops 11 are formed at the other end of the suture 10. The contact with the fracture part of the patient is avoided in the operation process, the trauma to the patient is smaller, and various types of fracture blocks can be fixed.
The foregoing is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and it should be noted that, for those skilled in the art, various changes and modifications can be made without departing from the inventive concept of the present invention, and these changes and modifications are all within the scope of the present invention.

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1. The utility model provides a ligament shin bone dead point tears off fracture fixing device which characterized in that: the fixing device comprises a first fixing block (1 ') and a second fixing block (1') which are matched with each other and a suture (10), wherein a plurality of wings (2) extend out of the peripheries of the first fixing block (1 ') and the second fixing block (1'), a concave area (3) is arranged between every two wings (2), a clamping groove (4) is arranged in the concave area (3) of the first fixing block (1 '), and holes (5) are arranged at the concave area (3) of the second fixing block (1'); the suture (10) crosses through the four opposite holes (5) of the second fixing block (1 ') to form two 8-shaped knots, two thread ends of the suture (10) finally penetrate out of the two opposite holes (5) respectively, the other end of the suture (10) forms two arc-shaped rope rings (11), and the two arc-shaped rope rings (11) are sleeved in the two opposite clamping grooves (4) of the first fixing block (1') respectively.
2. The ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture fixation device of claim 1, wherein: four symmetrical wings (2) are uniformly distributed on the peripheries of the first fixed block (1 ') and the second fixed block (1').
3. The ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture fixation device of claim 1, wherein: the back of each wing (2) is provided with a fixing nail (6).
4. The ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture fixation device of claim 1, wherein: the heads of the two opposite wings (2) are inclined towards the same clockwise or anticlockwise direction.
5. The ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture fixation device of claim 1, wherein: the width of the notch of the clamping groove (4) is smaller than the diameter of the inside of the groove and larger than the diameter of the suture (10).
6. The ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture fixation device of claim 1, wherein: the four holes (5) of the first fixing block (1 ') and the second fixing block (1') are equal in pitch.
7. The ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture fixation device of claim 1, wherein: the diameter of the circumscribed circle of the fixed block (1) is 8-13 mm.
8. The ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture fixation device of claim 1, wherein: a tightening belt (12) is sleeved in the middle of each of the two 8-shaped knots.
9. An operation method matched with the ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture fixing device is characterized in that: comprising the following steps, S1: through an arthroscopic technology, the entrance of the posterior medial opening of the knee joint is assisted, and tissues near a fracture block are cleaned to expose the fracture broken end; s2: a tunnel (8) is drilled from the inner side (7) of the tibia by using a guide device, and the tunnel penetrates through a bone block (9) until the fracture end is reached; s3: taking a first fixed block (1 ') and a second fixed block (1'), wherein the first fixed block (1 ') is arranged at a tunnel opening at the inner side of a tibia, and the second fixed block (1') is arranged at a tunnel opening at a fracture end; s4: the suture (10) is crossed through the four opposite holes (5) of the second fixing block (1') to form two 8-shaped knots, two end heads of the suture (10) finally penetrate through the two opposite holes (5) respectively, and the other end of the suture (10) forms two arc-shaped rope rings (11); s5: two arc-shaped rope rings (11) penetrate through the tunnel (8) and are respectively sleeved in the two clamping grooves (4) opposite to the first fixing block (1'); s6: tightening the thread end of the suture (10) and tightly attaching the first fixing block (1 ') and the second fixing block (1') to the bone surface.
10. The surgical method of claim 9, wherein the ligament tibial insertion avulsion fracture fixation device comprises: when the thread head of the suture thread (10) is tightened to tightly attach the first fixing block (1 ') and the second fixing block (1') to the bone surface, the fixing nail (6) on the back surface of the wing (2) is abutted against the bone surface.
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