An orthopedic saw is a tool designed for orthopedic surgery to cut bones, joints, and related tissues. It plays a vital role in orthopedic surgery, helping surgeons to perform precise bone cutting and repair, thereby improving the effectiveness of the surgery and the quality of patient recovery.
Functions of Orthopedic Saws
- Bone Cutting
The main function of an orthopedic saw is to precisely cut bones for repair, reconstruction, or replacement. The design and material of the saw blade enable the orthopedic saw to handle bone tissue of different types and hardness, thus meeting a variety of surgical needs.
- Joint Repair
In joint replacement surgery, an orthopedic saw is used to cut and remove damaged joint surfaces, ensuring that the new joint components can be accurately embedded in the original position. Electric and pneumatic saws provide the necessary cutting speed and stability in this process.
- Fracture Treatment
In fracture repair surgery, an orthopedic saw is used to cut the fracture ends, reconnect the bones, and prepare fixation devices such as plates or nails at the fracture. Precise cutting helps bones align and heal.
Application Areas
- Trauma Surgery
In the field of trauma surgery, orthopedic surgical saws are used to treat acute fractures and post-traumatic bone repair. Fast, precise cutting can help doctors perform surgery quickly and improve patients’ recovery.
- Joint Replacement
In joint replacement surgery, orthopedic surgical saws are used to remove damaged joint parts and create a suitable environment for the implantation of new joint components. This process requires high precision and stability to ensure the function and life of the new joint.
- Spinal Surgery
In spinal surgery, orthopedic saws are used to treat spinal fractures, herniated discs and other problems. The high precision of the saw can help surgeons perform precise repair and reconstruction of the spine.