Method for reaming an intramedullary canal

Surgery – Instruments – Orthopedic instrumentation

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606 80, A61B 1788

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055626653

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus useful in the reduction of a bone fracture is disclosed and relates to a guide rod inserted into a medullary canal of a bone. The guide rod includes a retention mechanism that holds the guide rod in place during the bone reduction procedure. The retention mechanism may include a finger member that contacts material within the bone to hold the guide rod in place.

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Synthes.RTM. Brochure, Aug. 92; 3 pages showing surgical instruments; author unknown.

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