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Tactys Operative Technique - Stryker

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<strong>Operative</strong> <strong>Technique</strong><br />

X-Ray check<br />

Check that the final implants are<br />

properly positioned using frontal<br />

and lateral X-Rays.<br />

Closure of the<br />

extensor apparatus<br />

Dorsal transtendinous approach*<br />

Reinsert the strip of the extensor<br />

apparatus (Fig.1) without excessive<br />

tension of the latter at the base of P2<br />

using two transosseous holes.<br />

Fig.2 shows reinsertion of the extensor<br />

apparatus without reinsertion of the<br />

central slip.<br />

Fig.1<br />

Fig.2<br />

Chamay approach*<br />

Once the prosthesis is fitted, suture<br />

the extensor using a fairly fine thread<br />

by means of individual, separate<br />

points. 20 to 25 points are generally<br />

required.<br />

After closing up the cutaneous flap,<br />

the finger is bandaged and strapped<br />

to the adjoining digit for immediate<br />

mobilization of the phalanges.<br />

Note:<br />

It is important not to hold the<br />

joint in strict extension.<br />

Chamay approach<br />

* Source: Scientific literature on pg 20<br />

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