Veterinary External Fixator: A Key Tool in Fracture Stabilization
In veterinary orthopedic surgery, managing bone fractures requires precision, control, and flexibility. One of the most trusted tools for achieving these goals is the veterinary external fixator . Designed to stabilize fractures externally without disturbing the internal anatomy, external fixators are essential for treating complex injuries, open wounds, or fractures with soft tissue involvement. These systems allow for easy adjustment, monitoring, and rehabilitation—making them indispensable in both emergency care and planned orthopedic interventions. At Ad Maiora, we focus on providing high-performance fixators tailored for a wide range of animal patients and surgical requirements. 1). Understanding Veterinary External Fixation - A veterinary external fixator is a device applied outside the body to stabilize broken bones using pins or wires inserted into the bone and connected to an external frame. This method allows for rigid stabilization of the fracture while maintaining a...