External Fixator

The External fixator is a device that stabilizes and supports a fractured bone from outside the body. It consists of metal pins or screws that are inserted into the bone through small incisions in the skin and connected to a metal frame. The frame holds the bone in the correct position and prevents it from moving while it heals. The External fixator can be used to treat complex fractures that are difficult to fix with internal methods, such as plates or rods. It can also be used to correct bone deformities, lengthen limbs, or treat infected bones.