JP2005334140A - Bone fracture treatment apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To simply and precisely perform a bone reset surgery in a bone fracture treatment apparatus. <P>SOLUTION: This bone fracture treatment apparatus is provided with a nail 2 formed with a plurality of screw holes 1 at a predetermined interval and being inserted in the bone marrow, a tool 4 formed with guide holes 3a and 3b rightly opposed to the screw holes in the nail and detachably connected to the nail, a traction slider 5 attached to the tool slidably in parallel to the nail, a first insertion wire rod 6 to be stabbed into one bone part A from the traction slider side, a second insertion wire rod 7 inserted into the screw holes of the nail by penetrating the other bone part B from the guide holes of the tool, and screws 8, after the first insertion wire rod is pulled to the second insertion wire rod by the traction slider, threadedly inserted into the respective screw holes of the nail from the respective bone parts. The traction slider pulls the first insertion wire rod to the second insertion wire rod, and the bone parts are separated to the original positions and fixed to the nail with the screws. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a fracture treatment device.

  When an arm, leg or the like is broken, the arm or the like contracts due to the contraction force of the muscle or the like. To treat a fracture with this contraction, the soft tissue is incised, a nail is inserted into the bone marrow from one end of the bone to the other, and the fractured leg or the like is pulled by a pulling device or a human hand before the fracture. The bones on both sides of the fracture line are fixed to the nail by inserting a screw from the side of the bone toward the nail and screwing the screw into the hole of the nail. Thereafter, the incision is sutured and waiting for regeneration of the tissue at the fracture.

  However, according to a conventional fracture treatment method, when a nail is inserted into a fractured bone and then towed, if the fractured part is a relatively large part such as an adult leg, it can be pulled by an existing traction device. However, it is difficult to use the traction device when the fracture site is a relatively small arm, leg of a child, leg of a small animal, or the like. Conventionally, in such a case, it is necessary to manually fix the nail while pulling the patient's arm, leg, etc., the operation becomes complicated, and accurate alignment between the nail and the bone may be difficult. is there.

  In addition, when treating fractures, it is necessary to pass a piercing wire, screw, etc. through the bone toward the nail hole, but the operator cannot see the hole in the nail at that time, so the perforation becomes inaccurate. Easy and complicated surgery.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a fracture treatment device that can solve the above-mentioned problems.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the invention according to claim 1 is characterized in that a plurality of nails inserted into the bone marrow, in which a plurality of screw holes are formed at predetermined intervals, and a plurality of nails are opposed to each other. A jig that is detachably connected to the nail, a traction slider that is slidably mounted in parallel to the nail, and a bone part that sandwiches the fracture line from the traction slider side. The first insertion wire to be raised and the other bone portion sandwiching the fracture line to one screw portion of the nail from each bone portion after one bone portion is pulled by the pulling slider via the first insertion wire. A fracture treatment device comprising a screw screwed into the bone is employed.

  The invention according to claim 2 includes a nail (2) inserted into the bone marrow in which a plurality of screw holes (1) are formed at predetermined intervals, and a screw hole (1) of the nail (2). A plurality of guide holes (3a, 3b) formed so as to face each other, a jig (4) removably connected to the nail (2), and a jig slidable in parallel with the nail (2) A traction slider (5) attached to (4), a first insertion wire (6) protruding from the traction slider (5) side to one bone portion (A) sandwiching the fracture line, and a jig (4 ) Through the other bone (B) sandwiching the fracture line from the guide hole (3b) of the second insertion wire (7) inserted into the screw hole (1) of the nail (2), After the first insertion wire (6) is pulled by the pulling slider (5) with respect to the insertion wire (7), the nail (2 Adopting for fracture treatment device comprising a screw (8) which is screwed into the screw holes (1) of.

  The invention according to claim 3 is the fracture treatment device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the nail (2) is detachably connected to the nail holder (9), and the nail holder (9) is a jig ( 4) A fracture treatment device detachably connected to 4) is employed.

  The invention according to claim 4 is detachable from the nail (2) inserted into the bone marrow in which a plurality of screw holes (1) are formed at predetermined intervals, and is connected to the nail (2). At this time, a fracture treatment jig in which a plurality of guide holes (3a, 3b) facing the screw holes (1) of the nail (2) is formed is employed.

  According to the invention according to claim 1, the nail (2) inserted into the bone marrow, in which a plurality of screw holes (1) are formed at predetermined intervals, and the screw hole (1) of the nail (2) A plurality of guide holes (3a, 3b) formed so as to face each other, a jig (4) removably connected to the nail (2), and a jig slidable in parallel with the nail (2) The traction slider (5) attached to (4), the first insertion wire (6) protruding from the traction slider (5) side to one bone part (A) that sandwiches the fracture line, and the fracture line After one bone part (A) is pulled by the traction slider (5) via the first insertion wire (6) with respect to the other bone part (B), a nail (from each bone part (A, B)) 2) a fracture treatment device comprising a screw (8) screwed into each screw hole (1). ) To pull the first insertion wire (6) to easily pull the bones (A, B) sandwiching the fracture line back to the original position, and keep the state with the screw (8) A, B) can be fixed to the nail (2). Therefore, the bone reduction operation can be performed easily and accurately.

  According to the invention of claim 2, the nail (2) inserted into the bone marrow, in which a plurality of screw holes (1) are formed at predetermined intervals, and the screw hole (1) of the nail (2) A plurality of guide holes (3a, 3b) formed so as to face each other, a jig (4) removably connected to the nail (2), and a jig slidable in parallel with the nail (2) A traction slider (5) attached to (4), a first insertion wire (6) protruding from the traction slider (5) side to one bone portion (A) sandwiching the fracture line, and a jig (4 ) Through the other bone (B) sandwiching the fracture line from the guide hole (3b) of the second insertion wire (7) inserted into the screw hole (1) of the nail (2), After the first insertion wire (6) is pulled by the pulling slider (5) with respect to the insertion wire (7), the nail (2 Since the fracture treatment device comprises a screw (8) screwed into each screw hole (1), the first insertion into the second insertion wire (7) by the traction slider (5). By pulling the wire (6), the bones (A, B) sandwiching the fracture line are simply pulled back to the original position, and the bones (A, B) are nailed with the screw (8) while maintaining this state. 2) can be fixed. Therefore, the bone reduction operation can be performed easily and accurately.

  According to the invention of claim 3, in the fracture treatment device of claim 1 or 2, the nail (2) is detachably connected to the nail holder (9), and the nail holder (9) is a jig ( 4) Since the device for fracture treatment is detachably connected to 4), the nail (2) can be held by the nail holder (9), so that the operation for inserting the nail (2) into the bone (A, B) The operation of connecting the nail (2) to the jig (4) can be easily performed.

  According to the invention of claim 4, a plurality of screw holes (1) are detachable from the nail (2) inserted into the bone marrow formed at a predetermined interval, and are connected to the nail (2). Since this is a fracture treatment jig in which a plurality of guide holes (3a, 3b) respectively facing the screw holes (1) of the nail (2) are formed, the guide holes (3a, 3b) of the jig (4) are formed. 3b) can be used as a guide to pass the screw (8), insertion wire (6, 7), etc., so that the screw against the screw hole (1) of the nail (2) passed through the bone marrow that cannot be seen from the outside. (8) The insertion wire (6, 7) and the like can be passed easily and accurately.

  The best mode for carrying out the invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the bone to be reduced by the fracture treatment device according to this embodiment is a femur of a small animal, and this femur has a fracture at the center, and the proximal part across the fracture line. It is divided into a bone part A and a distal bone part B, and the vicinity of the fracture line is broken into a bone fragment (not shown).

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, this fracture treatment device includes a nail 2 inserted into the bone marrow in which a plurality of screw holes 1 are formed at predetermined intervals, and a screw hole 1 of the nail 2. A plurality of guide holes 3a, 3b formed so as to face each other, a jig 4 that is detachably connected to the nail 2, a traction slider 5 that is slidable parallel to the nail 2, and is attached to the jig, and a fracture A screw for the nail 2 that penetrates the first piercing wire 6 protruding from the pulling slider 5 side to one bone portion A that sandwiches the wire and the other bone portion B that sandwiches the fracture line from the guide hole 3a of the jig 4 The second insertion wire 7 inserted into the hole 1 and the first insertion wire 6 with respect to the second insertion wire 7 are pulled by the pulling slider 5 and then the bones A and B are connected to the nail 2. And a screw 8 screwed into each screw hole 1.

  Nail 2 is inserted into the bone marrow of the femur on the bone axis. The nail 2 is selected from various sizes prepared according to the type and size of the bone, and the size suitable for the femur. As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, a plurality of screw holes 1 are formed in the nail 2 at predetermined intervals. All the screw holes 1 are formed so as to intersect with the axis of the nail 2 in the same direction. Insertion wires 6 and 7, screws 8 and the like to be described later are inserted into desired ones of these screw holes 1. At the rear end of the nail 2, a screw hole 10 for connecting to a nail holder 9 described later and a concave groove 11 for preventing rotation are formed.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the nail holder 9 includes a cylindrical shaft portion 9a that extends coaxially with the nail 2, an arm portion 9b that protrudes from the side surface of the cylindrical shaft portion 9a, and a needle 9d that is inserted into the cylindrical shaft portion 9a. Prepare. A projection 9c is formed at the tip of the cylindrical shaft portion 9a so as to fit into the groove 11 at the rear end of the nail 2. A needle 9d is inserted into the cylindrical shaft portion 9a, and a male screw 12 that engages with the screw hole 10 of the nail 2 is formed at the distal end of the needle 9d that protrudes from the distal end of the cylindrical shaft portion 9a. The needle 9d protrudes rearward of the cylindrical shaft portion 9a, and a handle 9e to be grasped by the operator is formed there. The projection 9c of the nail holder 9 is fitted in the groove 11 of the nail 2 and the male screw 12 of the needle 9d is screwed into the female screw of the coupling hole 10 of the nail 2 so that the nail 2 is fixed to the nail holder 9 in a fixed posture. Is done.

  The nail 2 is handled in a state of being held by the nail holder 9 shown in FIG. 3 before being connected to the jig 4, and the surgeon holds the handle 9e in the bone marrow of the femur as shown in FIG. Plug in.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the jig 4 is formed in a square bar shape. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 6, the connecting pin 13 protrudes from the lower surface of the rear end of the jig 4, and the connecting pin 13 is inserted into the connecting hole 14 formed in the arm portion 9 b of the nail holder 9. A male screw 15 with a dial is screwed into the arm portion 9 b, and the tip of the male screw 15 is fitted into an annular groove 13 a formed at the tip of the connecting pin 13. The nail holder 9 can be attached to and detached from the jig 4 by moving the male screw 15 forward and backward. As described above, since the nail 2 is fixed to the nail holder 9 in a fixed posture, when the nail holder 9 is connected to the jig 4, the opening of the screw hole 1 of the nail 2 faces the lower surface of the jig 4. .

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a plurality of guide holes 3 a and 3 b are formed in the jig 4 so as to face the screw holes 1 of the nail 2. Since the nails 2 having different lengths and different numbers of screw holes 1 may be used, the guide holes 3a and 3b are formed in a larger number than the screw holes 1 at the same interval as the screw holes 1. The guide holes 3a and 3b are roughly divided into a rear group corresponding to one bone portion A and a front group corresponding to the other bone portion B of the fractured bone at the center, and as shown in FIG. A guide sleeve or the like is inserted into the guide holes 3a and 3b. Further, as shown in FIG. 1, a slot 16 extending in the front-rear direction of the jig 4 is formed at a position near the rear part of the jig 4, and the slot 16 crosses the plurality of guide holes 3a of the rear group. Yes. Thereby, the traction sleeve 17 attached to the traction slider 5 shown in FIG. 2 can move in the longitudinal direction of the jig 4 across the plurality of guide holes 3 a in the slot 16 together with the slide of the traction slider 5.

  As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6, the traction slider 5 is placed on the rear portion of the jig 4 so as to be slidable in the longitudinal direction. The pulling slider 5 has a rectangular frame portion 5a straddling the jig 4 at the front end thereof, and slide walls 5b in contact with the left and right side walls of the jig 4 on the left and right sides. A concave portion is formed in the longitudinal direction of the jig 4 at the rear portion of the jig 4, and a feed screw rod 18 for sliding the traction slider 5 is inserted into the concave portion. As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 5, the front portion of the feed screw rod 18 is rotatably supported by a bracket member 19 that is pivotally supported on the front wall of the recess and connected to the bottom wall of the recess. Further, the rear portion of the feed screw rod 18 is rotatably held on the rear wall of the jig 4 via a bush 20. A head 18 a at the rear end of the feed screw rod 18 protrudes from the rear wall of the jig 4. A nut 21 is screwed into an intermediate portion of the feed screw rod 18, and a coupling screw 22 that penetrates the left and right slide walls 5 b of the traction slider 5 is screwed into the nut 21. Thereby, when the feed screw rod 18 is rotated, the nut 21 is screwed back and forth in the front-rear direction, and the traction slider 5 slides on the jig 4 together with the nut 21 in the front-rear direction.

  A communication hole 23 communicating with the guide hole 3 a of the jig 4 is formed in the frame portion 5 a at the front end of the traction slider 5, and the first insertion wire 6 shown in FIG. 7 is inserted into the communication hole 23. The first insertion wire 6 is specifically Kirschner steel wire. Although it is possible to insert the first insertion wire 6 directly into the communication hole 23, it is preferably inserted through the traction sleeve 17 shown in FIG. Although not shown, a drill blade is formed at the tip of the first insertion wire 6. As shown in FIG. 2, the traction sleeve 17 is inserted into the communication hole 23 of the traction slider 5 and protruded to one bone portion A sandwiching the fracture line, and the first insertion wire 6 is formed using the traction sleeve 17 as a guide. The bone part A is thrust.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the second insertion wire 7 shown in FIG. 8 is inserted into the guide hole 3 b of the front group of the jig 4. The second insertion wire 7 is specifically a Kirschner steel wire. A drill blade (not shown) is also formed at the tip of the second insertion wire 7. The second insertion wire 7 can be inserted directly into the guide hole 3b, but is preferably inserted through the inner and outer guide sleeves 24a and 24b shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 2, the outer guide sleeve 24 b is inserted into the guide hole 3 b of the jig 4 and protrudes into the other bone B sandwiching the fracture line, and the inner guide sleeve 24 a is inserted into the outer guide sleeve 24 b. The second insertion wire 7 is thrust into the bone part B with the inner guide sleeve 24a as a guide by a drill (not shown).

  As shown in FIG. 2, a third insertion wire 25 and inner and outer guide sleeves 26a and 26b are inserted into the guide hole 3a of the rear group of the jig 4 as necessary. The third insertion wire 25 and the inner and outer guide sleeves 26a and 26b have the same configuration as the second insertion wire 7 and the inner and outer guide sleeves 24a and 24b.

  The second and third insertion wires 7 and 25 cross the bones B and A so as to pass through the screw holes 1 of the nail 2, but are extracted during the later-described operation, and the trace is shown in FIG. Thus, the screw 8 is inserted, and the screw 8 is screwed into the screw hole 1 of the nail 2.

  Next, an operation of the fracture treatment device having the above-described configuration will be described.

  (1) As shown in FIG. 9, a fracture of a femur of a small animal is to be treated, and a nail 2 that matches the femur is selected, and the nail 2 is attached to the nail holder 9.

    Further, the small animal is placed in the lateral position, the soft tissue is incised, the proximal bone part A sandwiching the fracture line is reamed from the proximal end by a medullary reamer (not shown), and the distal bone part B is also medullary from the proximal end Reaming is performed with an empty reamer, and a pilot hole is opened on the bone axes of both bone parts A and B.

    The operator grasps the handle 9e of the nail holder 9 and inserts the nail 2 into the prepared hole as shown in FIG. The nail 2 arrives at the bottom of the distal bone B of the femur and stops.

  (2) As shown in FIG. 10, the nail 2 is connected to the jig 4 via the nail holder 9. As a result, the jig 4 extends parallel to the nail 2, and the screw hole 1 of the nail 2 faces the guide holes 3 a and 3 b of the jig 4.

  (3) The feed screw rod 18 is rotated, and the traction slider 5 is moved to the advance position on the jig 4 as shown in FIG. The first piercing wire 6 is pushed as a trochanter portion of the proximal bone portion A as a piercing wire for traction.

  This work is performed as follows. First, the traction sleeve 17 is inserted into the communication hole 23 of the traction slider 5, and the tip of the traction sleeve 17 is pushed to the bone part A. Next, the first insertion wire 6 is inserted into the pulling sleeve 17, and the first insertion wire 6 is chucked and rotated with a drill (not shown) and inserted into the bone part A. As a result, the proximal bone portion A is connected to the traction slider 5.

  (4) As shown in FIG. 12, the second insertion wire 7 is inserted into the screw hole 1 of the nail 2 while protruding from the guide hole 3 b of the front group of the jig 4 to the distal bone part B.

  This work is performed as follows. First, the outer guide sleeve 24 b is inserted into the guide hole 3 b of the jig 4, the tip of the outer guide sleeve 24 b is protruded to the bone part B, and then the inner guide sleeve 24 a is inserted into the outer guide sleeve 24 b. The second insertion wire 7 is inserted into the inner guide sleeve 24a, rotated by a drill (not shown), and inserted into the bone B. Thereby, the bone part B on the distal side is connected to the jig 4 and temporarily fixed.

  Since this fracture treatment jig 4 has a plurality of guide holes 3a and 3b that respectively face the screw holes 1 of the nail 2 when connected to the nail 2, it is invisible from the outside by passing through the bone marrow. The insertion wire 7 can be easily and accurately inserted into the screw hole 1 of the nail 2.

  (5) As shown in FIG. 13, the feed screw rod 18 is rotated to slide the traction slider 5 backward on the jig 4. The feed screw rod 18 can be easily rotated by locking a tool such as a ratchet handle (not shown) to the head portion 18a. As a result, the first insertion wire 6 is pulled backward with respect to the second insertion wire 7, and the proximal bone part A with respect to the distal bone part B across the fracture line is the original position before the fracture. Pulled away.

  (6) As shown in FIG. 14, the first screw 8 a is inserted into the proximal bone part A and screwed into the screw hole 1 of the nail 2.

  This operation is performed in substantially the same manner as in the case of (4). That is, the inner and outer guide sleeves 24 a and 24 b similar to the case of (4) are inserted into the guide hole 3 a of the rear group of the jig 4, and the distal end of the outer guide sleeve 24 b is pushed to the bone part A. A drill blade (not shown) is inserted into the inner guide sleeve 24a to open a pilot hole, and a depth gauge (not shown) is inserted into the trace of the inner guide sleeve 24a being extracted, and the required length of the screw 8 is measured. After the depth gauge is pulled out of the outer guide sleeve 24b, the inner guide sleeve 24a is inserted into the outer guide sleeve 24b again, and tapping is performed on the bone portion A by a tap (not shown). Thereafter, the inner guide sleeve 24a is extracted from the outer guide sleeve 24b, and the first guide screw 8a is inserted into the bone part A with a driver (not shown) using the outer guide sleeve 24b as a guide, and is screwed into the screw hole 1 of the nail 2. Finally, the outer guide sleeve 24b is extracted from the guide hole 3a. The bone part A on the proximal side is permanently fixed to the nail 2 by the first screw 8a.

  (7) As shown in FIG. 15, the same operation as in (6) is performed, and the second screw 8 b is inserted into the bone B on the distal side and screwed into the screw hole 1 of the nail 2. The bone B on the distal side is permanently fixed to the nail 2 by the second screw 8b.

  (8) As shown in FIG. 16, the same operation as in (4) is performed, and the third insertion wire 25 is moved from the other guide hole 3a of the rear group of the jig 4 to the bone A on the proximal side. Push it up and insert it into the screw hole 1 of the nail 2. Thereby, the bone part A on the proximal side is connected to the jig 4 and temporarily fixed.

  (9) As shown in FIG. 17, the same operation as in (6) is performed, and the third screw 8 c is inserted into the bone B on the distal side and screwed into the screw hole 1 of the nail 2. The bone B on the distal side is firmly fixed to the nail 2 more firmly by adding the third screw 8c to the second screw 8b of (7). When the bone B on the distal side is fixed to the nail 2 by the third screw 8c, the nail 2 is temporarily fixed to the third insertion wire 25 in (8). It is screwed into the screw hole 1 of the nail 2 accurately.

  (10) As shown in FIG. 18, the same operation as in (6) is performed, and the fourth screw 8d is inserted into the proximal bone part A and screwed into the screw hole 1 of the nail 2. The proximal bone portion A is permanently fixed to the nail 2 by adding the fourth screw 8d to the first screw 8a of (6).

  (11) As shown in FIG. 19, after removing the jig 4 and the nail holder 9 from the nail 2, the coupling hole 10 of the nail 2 is closed with an end cap 27. Moreover, the broken bone fragment is inserted between fracture lines and fixed by a desired method.

  Thereafter, the soft tissue is sutured and the regeneration of the fracture is awaited. When the fracture portion is regenerated, the soft tissue is incised again as necessary, and the nail 2 is extracted from the femur.

  Note that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment. For example, in the above embodiment, the fracture treatment of the femur of a small animal has been described. However, the fracture of other parts such as the humerus and tibia, and the treatment of human fracture Is also applicable. In addition, the procedure of surgery can be changed as appropriate. It is also possible to omit the second insertion wire inserted into the other bone part during towing. That is, if one bone part is pulled by the traction slider via the first insertion wire, the other bone part hits the tip of the nail and stops, so that one bone part is pulled away from the other bone part. Become.

It is a top view of the jig | tool of the apparatus for fracture treatment which concerns on this invention. FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway front view of the entire fracture treatment device shown in FIG. 1. (A) is a partially cutaway front view of a nail holder of a fracture treatment device, and (B) is a bottom view. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line IV-IV in FIG. 1. In FIG. 1, it is a VV arrow directional cross-sectional view. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view taken along line VI-VI in FIG. 2. It is sectional drawing which shows a 1st penetration wire with a pulling sleeve. It is sectional drawing which shows a 2nd penetration wire with the guide sleeve inside and outside. It is a figure which shows the step (1) of an operation using the apparatus for fracture treatment. It is a figure which shows step (2) of an operation using the apparatus for fracture treatment. It is a figure which shows step (3) of an operation using the apparatus for fracture treatment. It is a figure which shows step (4) of an operation using the apparatus for fracture treatment. It is a figure which shows step (5) of an operation using the apparatus for fracture treatment. It is a figure which shows step (6) of an operation using the apparatus for fracture treatment. It is a figure which shows the step (7) of an operation using the apparatus for fracture treatment. It is a figure which shows step (8) of an operation using the apparatus for fracture treatment. It is a figure which shows the step (9) of an operation using the apparatus for fracture treatment. It is a figure which shows the step (10) of surgery using the apparatus for fracture treatment. It is a figure which shows the step (11) of surgery using the apparatus for fracture treatment.

Explanation of symbols

A, B ... bone part 1 ... screw hole 2 ... nail 3a, 3b ... guide hole 4 ... jig 5 ... traction slider 6 ... first insertion wire 7 ... second insertion wire 8 ... screw 9 ... nail holder

Claims (4)

  A plurality of screw holes formed at predetermined intervals, and a nail to be inserted into the bone marrow, and a plurality of guide holes formed so as to face the screw holes of the nail, are detachably connected to the nail. A jig to be slidable in parallel with the nails, a first insertion wire projecting from the traction slider to one bone portion sandwiching the fracture line, and the other sandwiching the fracture line A screw screwed into each screw hole of the nail after one bone portion is pulled by the pulling slider through the first insertion wire to the bone portion of the bone. Fracture treatment device.   A plurality of screw holes formed at predetermined intervals, and a nail to be inserted into the bone marrow, and a plurality of guide holes formed so as to face the screw holes of the nail, are detachably connected to the nail. A jig to be slidable in parallel with the nail, a first insertion wire protruding from the traction slider side to one bone portion sandwiching the fracture line, and a guide hole of the jig A second penetrating wire inserted through the other bone part sandwiching the fracture line from the screw into the nail, and after the first penetrating wire is pulled by the pulling slider with respect to the second penetrating wire A fracture treatment device comprising: a screw screwed into each screw hole of a nail from each bone part.   The fracture treatment device according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the nail is detachably connected to the nail holder, and the nail holder is detachably connected to the jig.   A plurality of screw holes are detachable from the nail inserted into the bone marrow, which is formed at a predetermined interval, and a plurality of guide holes are formed to face the screw holes of the nail when connected to the nail. A fracture treatment jig characterized by that.

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