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A-0137 Comparative Mechanical Properties of Conventional and Locking Kirschner wire fixation: An Experimental Study in Chicken Humerus
Veeranon Chunyawongsak, Suriya Luenam, Arkaphat Kosiyatrakul, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Phramongkutklao Hospital and College of Medicine, Bangkok, Thailand
Friday, June 15, 2018 · 12:02 p.m. · 05m 01s
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come on in sherman kosher man ladies and gentlemen this my pleasure to prison comparative mechanical properties
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operational a lot in july fixation in person all filings fracture uses an experimental study should
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can he was many this religion else up from promote the hospital then cocked helen
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ours has has a no any conflict of interest to these clothes
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and as you know that's there are many kinds of the fixation into possible sub possible fines factor substantial
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k. y. fixation in both claws and internally fixation like screws peyton screws and it's not fixation
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however there are many complications for these kind of the fixation so that's you mow union p. p. function contractor
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all the joystick that's how we can prevent this complication with a
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stable fixation and a revision of motion of the patient
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as we know that nowadays crossed all commission okay why is one of the most
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famous technique for the fixation because is noting the cody my at low cost
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how is leslie i'd be the about the same with the n. is positive in
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playstation so the patient can't cannot ship the uh re range of motion
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so we saw this will be weakening connecting but ended the k. y. two k. though so we caught his contempt
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blocking here why is the only noted cody my low cost but it also increase the stay with the and
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i'll i'll web page and have a revenge emotion as you saw in doing video
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so uh like a real literature real really right nowadays there are no any bell mechanical
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all clinical comparison studies for conditional at looking k. y. fixation because isn't humid that
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it is always some that we toledo for comparison for commission
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okay why did the other techniques in battle mechanical aspect
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so our research is to for as a research to test and compare that
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way when the code properties between looking and question okay why fixation
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after the correct about the forty fried chicken who were i about uh
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our research we do why it's here them into two groups litigation okay
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why for twenty bones and the other twenty bones before looking away
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and when this up the white ten bones for attention it get it tends fall for point to be ending
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after forty fresh again what i what correct we did that hence would need
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f. i. c. also tommy perpendicular later is don't want you know axes
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so we didn't t. y. fixation in board commissioner aloe pinky wide at all ration be done with the same
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surgeon team and this is across k. y. at the next one is a locking cost k. y.
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then we did about on the kind of caught his intention in four point in
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the middle so it was as you do so testing machine 'cause she must've
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this is so our up into like on start up the you did a good f. i. c.
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also to me and did the cost k. y. fixation with k. y. number one point two
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you can put into the queue at united agrees and locking both end up each
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other to increase the contrast maybe the so it is call looking t. y.
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as a result show us about the highest every day of the
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locking k. y. intention significantly compared to the conventional q. why
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in maximum frost maximum displacement and maximum starring and also with a
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four point bathing locking q. i keep as most maybe the
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significantly compared to record right channel k. y. in many aspects
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our our research study show about the highest maybe the of
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the locking here why compared to the convention okay wide
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with attention is high about two point seven at times and a four point at the one point eight times
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far was that even though she can hear us four point ending with across k. y. show us about uh
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a comparable to the other study in maximum frost maximum displacement
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and elasticity so or is is is quite quite reliable
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and as you notice that the overlapping here right in the four point as it
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is you can us comparing to the ad of high sort of fixation
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looking k. y. keep us about the highest maybe the to a
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class conditional q. why uh in especially in the elastic more
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i already has some limitations it was study because we study in on he was space
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men really didn't before the tears into cyclic lot and the torsion no for us
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and the last one these are probably not probably nets impacts of the locking course that that gonna be goofy
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i would hand functions so we must advise our patients have a local pin care and the pain protection
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for conclusion the locking cross k. y. i. has significantly better
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biomedical mayo mechanical stabilisation over cross question okay why fixation
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and you want to emulation hash brown confirmation of what the hospital and then that
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really pardoning for copy of this residual going it was the bangkok talon
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for for the study we try to have the critical study that should be before onto it
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a little bit if it's up looking q. i bought little graphic and functional outcomes
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