Medical Ring External Fixator

External Fixator is a medical device used in orthopedic surgery to stabilize and align broken bones while they heal. It consists of a frame or pins that are attached to the skin over the bone, and the frame is connected to the pins with wires that run through small holes drilled into the bone. This allows the bone to be held in place without being immobilized completely, which can help promote healing and reduce the risk of infection. External fixators are often used when internal fixation (such as with screws or plates) is not possible or appropriate, such as in cases of severe fractures or when there is a need for more control over the position of the bone during healing.   There are several types of ring external fixation devices, each with its own specific design and application. Some of the most common types include: Ilizarov Fixator The Ilizarov fixator is the original ring external fixator developed by Dr. Gavril Ilizarov. It consists of circular rings connected by…