Pet orthopedic Implant Method Introduction (2)

   Intramedullary nail is an effective treatment for long bone fractures. When a pet has a long bone fracture, Eside's intramedullary nails are surgically inserted into the bone marrow cavity. Intramedullary nails are designed to evenly distribute the stress on the bone, avoid secondary damage to the fracture site due to stress concentration, and provide strong axial and rotational stability to help the long bone return to normal form and function.

   In the operation of implants, ESide has a set of scientific, rigorous and standardized procedures. Before surgery, the doctor needs to use advanced imaging diagnostic equipment, such as digital X-ray, high-precision CT, etc., to carry out a full-square, multi-angle examination of the pet fracture site. These imaging data can help doctors accurately determine the type of fracture, the degree of displacement and the damage of the surrounding tissue, thus providing an accurate basis for the selection of orthopaedic implants and the formulation of surgical protocols.