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    US 09/956930 2001-09-19
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    US 6652530 2003-11-25
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granted patent: Fixation device

TitleFixation device
Granted PatentUS 6652530
Granted Date2003-11-25
Priority Date2001-09-19 US 09/956930
Inventors
Ip, WYLau Ting-Lai
Issue Date2003
Citation
US Patent US 6652530. Washington, DC: US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), 2003 How to Cite?
AbstractThe present invention relates to a fixation device for internally fixing fractures. The fixation device has an elongated support plate and a transverse plate and a fin member extending transversely from the elongated support plate. The elongated support plate and the transverse plate define a plurality of holes for receiving fixing elements to mount the fixation device onto a bone. The holes can be so located that the fixing elements can prevent the fixation device from rotating relatively to the bone after the fixation device is mounted onto the bone. Additionally, the fin member is formed to be more flexible than the transverse plate. Thereby, the fin member can be bent to conform to the contour of the bone for fixing or stabilizing a fractured fragment. As a result, the fixation device can both support the injured bone and fix/stabilize the fractured fragment.
Persistent Identifierhttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/104394
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dc.identifier.urihttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/104394-
dc.description.abstractThe present invention relates to a fixation device for internally fixing fractures. The fixation device has an elongated support plate and a transverse plate and a fin member extending transversely from the elongated support plate. The elongated support plate and the transverse plate define a plurality of holes for receiving fixing elements to mount the fixation device onto a bone. The holes can be so located that the fixing elements can prevent the fixation device from rotating relatively to the bone after the fixation device is mounted onto the bone. Additionally, the fin member is formed to be more flexible than the transverse plate. Thereby, the fin member can be bent to conform to the contour of the bone for fixing or stabilizing a fractured fragment. As a result, the fixation device can both support the injured bone and fix/stabilize the fractured fragment.en_HK
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