CT scan for internal fixation
DeviceIn the observation group, digital three-dimensional models will be established by CT scan for internal fixation.
NCT Number: NCT02964754
To verify whether digital three-dimensional model-assisted internal fixation can obtain better effects in the repair of complex long bone fractures compared with conventional internal fixation.
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History and current related studies The internal fixator is difficult to completely fit the bone surface at the site of complex long bone fracture, which reduces the firmness of fixation. From a safety point of view, the establishment of a digital three-dimensional measurement model is undoubtedly a very reliable and intuitive way. Digital three-dimensional models are established after CT scan, and these models can greatly reflect the site and degree of fractures, and reduce anatomical parameters, with high degree of simulation and feasibility.
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Statistical analysis
Healthy volunteers accepted: No
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In the observation group, digital three-dimensional models will be established by CT scan for internal fixation.
In the control group, patients will undergo conventional internal fixation.
Time frame: postoperative 6 months
To evaluate total efficacy at postoperative 6 months
Time frame: preoperatively and 6 months postoperatively
To assesse the recovery of hip function
Time frame: preoperatively and 6 months postoperatively
To evaluate the pain, and the high score represents severe pain.
Qinghai University
Other
Digital Three-dimensional Imaging Models for Repair of Complex Long Bone Fractures: a Randomized Controlled Trial With 6-month Follow-up
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