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Poster Topic: General Orthopaedics Abstract number: 26194 HEXAPOD EXTERNAL FIXATOR FOR MOTORIZED DEFORMITY CORRECTION Robert WENDLANDT 1 , Klaus SEIDE 2 , Arndt-Peter SCHULZ 1 , Christian JUERGENS 1 1 University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein, Luebeck (GERMANY), 2 Berufsgenossenschaftliches Unfallkrankenhaus Hamburg, Hamburg (GERMANY) Introduction: External fixation is a commonly used technique for fracture fixation as well as for correction of deformities. Systems with six degree of freedom kinematics like the hexapod external fixator are especially suited for complex maneuvers in several directions and rotations simultaneously. Materials and Methods: Based upon the manual hexapod external fixator well established in clinical routine the system was developed by replacing the manual actuators with motor-driven actuators. A motor-unit containing a DC motor and gearhead in a watertight housing is attached to telescopic rods. The actuators are connected to a control unit containing power supply, motor-drive electronics and a Bluetooth transceiver which is connected wirelessly to a laptop running the control software. The system was first tested for speed, force and accuracy. Then it was applied clinically for correcting a deformity. Results: The speed of the actuators is 2.5mm/s. The actuation force of the system is 483N. Accuracy of the complete system was better than 1mm and 1°. The clinical application of the system for the correction of a angle of 3.5° in varus and 13.3° posterior deformity determined by two x-ray images taken from frontal and lateral reduced the varus deformity completely while 6° of posterior deformity remained. Discussion: Speed and force of the robotic hexapod external fixator are sufficient in comparison with literature which was clearly seen also in the clinical correction. Fluoroscopy pictures taken during the correction allowed only a limited field of view therefore the deformity was not corrected completely. 272
Poster Topic: General Orthopaedics Abstract number: 26208 MINI OPEN IN-SITU DECOMPRESSION OF ULNAR NERVE AT THE CUBITAL TUNNEL: EARLY RESULTS OF A PROSPECTIVE STUDY K. KARTHIK, Rajesh NANDA, John STOTHARD James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough (UNITED KINGDOM) BACKGROUND: Ulnar nerve entrapment in the Cubital tunnel is a common peripheral neuropathy. Surgical treatments for it include simple decompression, medial epicondylectomy, subcutaneous or submuscular anterior transposition of the nerve. OBJECTIVE: The authors report early results in patients with Cubital tunnel syndrome who underwent in-situ decompression of the ulnar nerve through a mini open incision (
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