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2 1 2 1. DJD II Body 2. Humeral Guide 3. Pin Insertion Guides 4. Hoffmann ® II Compact Instruments 5. Hoffmann ® II Compact Components and Apex ® Pins 3 4 5 Dynamic Joint Distractor II B. F. Morrey, M.D.
Overview Figure 1 Fixation with uni- or bilateral frame application offers significant flexibility and wider range of indications for the DJD II. There are two principal goals simultaneously achieved with the DJD II: 1) to allow active or passive motion, 2) to protect the articular surfaces and the collateral ligaments. Design Concept Reliable identification of the axis of rotation and rigid skeletal fixation can be obtained by an articular device which replicates the axis of rotation. Skeletal fixation on the ulna with the DJD II allows protection or neutralization of the articular surface for a variety of clinical circumstances. Motion in flexion/extension is allowed without encumbrance particularly in both the articular surface and the collateral ligaments. OPTIONS: The DJD II may be used in either a monolateral or bilateral configuration. This allows a great deal of flexibility of use and a wider range of indications (Fig. 1). 3
Page 1: EXTERNAL FIXATION SYSTEM OPERATIVE
Page 5 and 6: Dynamic Joint Distractor - Unilater
Page 7 and 8: Frame Construction Step by Step Fig
Page 9 and 10: Figure 9 Using the pin insertion gu
Page 11 and 12: Figure 12 Apex ® axis reference pi
Page 13 and 14: 4 As with the unilateral frame conf
Page 15 and 16: Percutaneous Application Figure 17
Page 17 and 18: Postoperative Management Recommenda
Page 19 and 20: Instruments Catalogue Description N

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