CN214342553U - Tibia tubercle fracture bone plate - Google Patents
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The utility model provides a shin bone tuberosity fracture coaptation board, includes central part (1), head (2), lateral part (3), afterbody (4), characterized in that, central part (1) and shin bone tuberosity place ahead phase-match are equipped with 2.4mm or 2.7mm locking hole or pressurization hole, and the even subdivision in screw position can put into locking screw or cortical screw central part (1) top and connect two head (2) sheets, and the sheet metal is parallel to each other about, respectively is equipped with 2.4mm or 2.7mm locking hole or pressurization hole, can put into locking screw or cortical screw.
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Technical Field
The utility model belongs to medical equipment, concretely relates to shin bone tuberosity fracture coaptation board.
Background
The tibial tubercle is a bony prominence 3cm distal to the tibial plateau, is the most anterior part of the proximal epiphyseal part of the tibia, and participates in the growth of the proximal tibia. The epiphyses of the tibial tubercles after 18 years of age fuse with the tibial stem. Tibial tuberosity epiphyseal avulsion fracture occurs when the knee joint is strongly flexed and the quadriceps femoris muscle is severely contracted. Juvenile tibial tubercle avulsion fractures occur at a higher rate than adults.
For adult tibial tubercle avulsion fracture, the fracture is mostly caused by high-energy injury, the fracture pieces are often obviously displaced, the conservative treatment is not good, and the surgical treatment is frequently needed.
At present, for patients with tibial tubercle avulsion fracture, screws are mostly used for fixing and displacing fracture. As the tibial tubercle is used as the insertion point of the patellar ligament and is an important component of the knee extension device, the part can be under strong traction force when the knee joint extends and bends, a patient after internal fixation urgently needs early functional exercise, simple screw fixation is difficult to maintain stability, and particularly, the comminuted tibial tubercle avulsion fracture is difficult to maintain stability and is easy to have the risk of fracture re-displacement.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the defects existing in the prior art, the utility model provides a shin bone tubercle fracture coaptation board and application method thereof.
The utility model discloses a solve the technical scheme that technical problem adopted as follows:
a tibia tubercle internal fixation bone fracture plate comprises a central part, a head part, a side part and a tail part, wherein the central part is matched with the front of a tibia tubercle; 2.4mm or 2.7mm locking holes or pressurizing holes are arranged, the positions of the screw holes are evenly distributed, and locking screws or cortical screws can be placed in the screw holes; two head thin plates are connected above the central part, the left and the right of the thin plates are mutually parallel, and are respectively provided with a locking hole or a pressurizing hole of 2.4mm or 2.7mm, and a locking screw or a cortical screw can be placed in the locking holes or the pressurizing holes; preferably, two side thin plates are respectively arranged on two sides of the central part, the two side thin plates are mutually parallel up and down, and are respectively provided with a 2.0mm locking hole or a pressurizing hole, and a locking screw or a cortical screw can be placed in the two side thin plates; the tail end of the central part is provided with three tail thin plates which are dispersed towards the far end, and each tail thin plate is provided with a 2.4mm or 2.7mm locking hole or a pressurizing hole, and a locking screw or a cortical screw can be placed in each tail thin plate.
As a preferable technical scheme, the thin plates at the head part, the side part and the tail part can be arbitrarily bent or cut and shortened according to requirements.
As a preferred technical scheme, the head bending part is placed at the slope part of the proximal tibial plateau.
As a preferable technical proposal, the side part bending is placed at the tibia medial condyle part and the tibia lateral condyle part.
As a preferred technical scheme, the tail part is bent and placed at the far-end tibialis anterior crest.
The utility model discloses the beneficial effect who reaches is: the bone fracture plate is designed by adopting a multi-plane nail plate, and the head, the side part and the tail part of the connecting part can be bent and cut at will; the multi-plane and multi-angle screw fixation enables the internal fixing system to complete a three-dimensional stable structure; is particularly suitable for comminuted tibia tubercle avulsion fracture, and can be used for functional exercise of patients in early stage after internal fixation operation, thereby preventing the risk of fracture redetachment.
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fig. 1 is a schematic structural view of a tibial tubercle internal fixation plate.
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The preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, and it will be understood that they are presented herein only to illustrate and explain the present invention, and not to limit the present invention.
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As shown in fig. 1, the internal fixation bone fracture plate for the tibial tubercle comprises a central part 1, a head part 2, side parts 3 and a tail part 4, wherein the central part 1 is matched with the front part of the tibial tubercle; the locking screw is provided with 2.4mm or 2.7mm locking holes or pressurizing holes, the positions of the screw holes are evenly distributed, two head 2 thin plates can be placed above the central part 1 of the locking screw or cortical screw and connected, the left and the right of the thin plates are mutually parallel, the locking holes or the pressurizing holes with the diameter of 2.4mm or 2.7mm are respectively arranged, and the locking screw or the cortical screw can be placed in the thin plates; preferably, two side parts 3 thin plates are respectively arranged on two sides of the central part 1, the two side thin plates are mutually parallel up and down, and are respectively provided with a 2.0mm locking hole or a pressurizing hole, and a locking screw or a cortical screw can be placed in the two side thin plates; the tail end of the central part 1 is provided with three tail part 4 thin plates which are dispersed towards the far end, and each tail part is provided with a locking hole or a pressurizing hole of 2.4mm or 2.7mm, and a locking screw or a cortical screw can be placed in each tail part; the thin plates at the head part 2, the side part 3 and the tail part 4 can be arbitrarily bent or cut to be shortened according to requirements; the head 2 is bent and placed at the slope part of the proximal tibial plateau; the side part 3 is bent and placed at the tibia medial condyle part and the tibia lateral condyle part; the tail 4 bends the anterior tibial eminence placed at the distal end.
The using method comprises the following steps: adopting epidural or general anesthesia, making a longitudinal incision adjacent to a tibial tubercle and a parallel patellar tendon on the anterior-medial side of the proximal end of a tibia, dissecting and separating soft tissues to the outer side of the attachment point of the tibial tubercle and the patellar tendon, exposing the torn fracture of the tibial tubercle, cleaning the base part of the fracture, checking whether the inner side, the outer side and the distal end have torn periosteal flaps, keeping a larger non-cracked person, and cutting a smaller cracked person; performing fracture reduction at the straightening position; taking a fracture plate of a tibial tubercle, placing the central part 1 in front of the tibial tubercle, pressing a fracture block, and placing a locking screw or a cortical screw; head 2, lateral part 3, afterbody 4 are built, are bent as required and are moulding, apply in tibial plateau slope position, tibialis medial condyle position, lateral condyle position and the distal tibialis anterior ridge of near-end respectively, notice: the placement of the head needs to split the patellar tendon for placement and then respectively put in a locking screw or a cortical bone screw for reinforcing and fixing.
Finally, it should be noted that: although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that modifications may be made to the embodiments described in the foregoing embodiments, or equivalents may be substituted for elements thereof. Any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.
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1. A tibia tubercle fracture plate comprises a central part (1), a head part (2), side parts (3) and a tail part (4), and is characterized in that the central part (1) is matched with the front of a tibia tubercle and is provided with 2.4mm or 2.7mm locking holes or pressurizing holes, the positions of the screw holes are uniformly distributed, and locking screws or cortical screws can be placed in the screw holes; two head (2) thin plates are connected above the central part (1), the thin plates are parallel to each other at the left and right, and are respectively provided with a locking hole or a pressurizing hole of 2.4mm or 2.7mm, and a locking screw or a cortical screw can be placed in the locking holes or the pressurizing holes; two side thin plates (3) are respectively arranged on two sides of the central part (1), the thin plates on the two sides are mutually parallel up and down, and are respectively provided with a locking hole or a pressurizing hole of 2.0mm, and a locking screw or a cortical screw can be placed in the locking hole or the pressurizing hole; the tail end of the central part (1) is provided with three tail part (4) thin plates which are dispersed towards the far end, and each tail part is provided with a 2.4mm or 2.7mm locking hole or a pressurizing hole, and a locking screw or a cortical screw can be placed in the tail end.
2. The tibial tubercle fracture plate according to claim 1, wherein the plates of the head (2), side (3) and tail (4) are capable of being bent or cut to be short.
3. The tibial tubercle fracture plate of claim 1, wherein said head (2) is bent to place on the proximal tibial plateau slope.
4. The tibial tubercle fracture plate of claim 1, wherein said side portion (3) is bent to be placed at the medial tibial condyle and the lateral tibial condyle.
5. The tibial tubercle fracture plate of claim 1, wherein said tail (4) is bent to the distal anterior tibial crest.
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