Abstract: A prosthesis system for minimally invasive femoral head replacement surgery includes a prosthesis having a first and second ends, a femoral head prosthesis being provided at the first end of the prosthesis, the prosthesis being provided with a nail hole, and the femoral head prosthesis partially protruding from the first end of the channel; an extension rod detachably and fixedly connected with the second end of the prosthesis; a guiding frame having a positioning sleeve and a guiding sleeve, the positioning sleeve being sleeved outside the extension rod and positioning the extension rod, after the extension rod is positioned, a center line of the guiding sleeve and a center line of the nail hole are on the same straight line; and a locking nail fixed to the nail hole of the prosthesis, both ends of the locking nail protruding out of the prosthesis.

Abstract: A lumbar herniated disc treatment device includes an upright post, a rail vertically mounted on the upright post, a chest fixing device up-and-down, slidably mounted on the rail, a lumbar traction and torsion device up-and-down slidably mounted on the rail and positioned below the chest fixing device, and a waist massage device up-and-down slidably mounted on the rail and positioned between the chest fixing device and the lumbar traction and torsion device.

Abstract: An automatic traction device for a lower limb fracture osteosynthesis includes a chassis structure, a lower leg supporting structure and an upper leg supporting structure connected two by two. The automatic traction device further includes a tibia distal position adjusting device, for adjusting a position and an angle of a distal end of a tibia, on the lower leg supporting structure and close to the first end portion of the lower leg supporting structure; and a tibia proximal position adjusting device, for adjusting a position and an angle of a proximal end of a tibia, on the lower leg supporting structure and close to the second end portion of the lower leg supporting structure.

Abstract: A lower limb traction device for intramedullary nail implantation operation includes a chassis with a first end portion and a second end portion opposite to each other; a first slide block slidably provided at a second end portion of the chassis in a longitudinal direction of the chassis; a lower leg support plate having two opposite end portions and two opposite side portions, wherein one end portion is connected to the first slide block; an upper leg back plate having opposite end portions and opposite side portions, wherein one end portion of the upper leg back plate is connected to the second end portion of the chassis, and the other end portion of the upper leg back plate is connected to the other end of the lower leg support plate; and a pulling mechanism provided at the first end portion of the chassis.

Abstract: An automatic traction device for a lower limb fracture osteosynthesis includes a chassis structure, a lower leg supporting structure and an upper leg supporting structure connected two by two. The automatic traction device further includes a tibia distal position adjusting device, for adjusting a position and an angle of a distal end of a tibia, on the lower leg supporting structure and close to the first end portion of the lower leg supporting structure; and a tibia proximal position adjusting device, for adjusting a position and an angle of a proximal end of a tibia, on the lower leg supporting structure and close to the second end portion of the lower leg supporting structure.

Abstract: A lower limb traction device for intramedullary nail implantation operation includes a chassis with a first end portion and a second end portion opposite to each other; a first slide block slidably provided at a second end portion of the chassis in a longitudinal direction of the chassis; a lower leg support plate having two opposite end portions and two opposite side portions, wherein one end portion is connected to the first slide block; an upper leg back plate having opposite end portions and opposite side portions, wherein one end portion of the upper leg back plate is connected to the second end portion of the chassis, and the other end portion of the upper leg back plate is connected to the other end of the lower leg support plate; and a pulling mechanism provided at the first end portion of the chassis.

Abstract: A lumbar herniated disc treatment device includes an upright post, a rail vertically mounted on the upright post, a chest fixing device up-and-down, slidably mounted on the rail, a lumbar traction and torsion device up-and-down slidably mounted on the rail and positioned below the chest fixing device, and a waist massage device up-and-down slidably mounted on the rail and positioned between the chest fixing device and the lumbar traction and torsion device.

Abstract: A three-dimensional repositor for claviclar fracture includes two supporting rods, which independently comprise a straight part and a curved part separately, and are rotatably connected each other through a rotation shaft at the two ends of the curved parts; the two supporting rods are each provided with opposite locating holes correspondingly and perpendicularly downwards, which have a diameter matching with a diameter of either a locating screw or a Kirschner wire; and at least one first reduction device, each of which includes two pillars perpendicular to the straight part of the two supporting rods respectively; and a cross bar moveably disposed on top ends of the two pillars at both ends respectively, and comprising a plurality of reduction holes having a diameter matching with a diameter of the Kirschner wire.

Abstract: Disclosed is a fixing and connecting apparatus with stress-dispersing capability for anterior superior spine and iliac crest, comprising: two side splints disposed opposite, which connects with each other at upper ends, with the shape of upper end at the inner wall of the two side splints coinciding with the shape of the upper surface of the anterior superior spine and iliac crest, and a cavity defined by the inner walls of the two side splints matching with the profile of the anterior superior spine and iliac crest; a fixing hole which is provided inclined downwards at upper part of at least one of the side splints with a diameter matching with the diameter of a kirschner pin; and a connecting structure which is provided at the upper part of any one of the side splints for connecting to a traction apparatus.

Abstract: A porous bionic internal fixation device for promoting healing of a fractured bone includes a lag screw in a round rod shape, the lag screw is provided with fixation structures at both ends thereof, and on a body of the lag screw, a plurality of apertures directing laterally or obliquely are provided, and densely distributed micro-holes are provided on the body of the lag screw between the adjacent apertures. When in use, the both ends of the lag screw are respectively located in the bone at opposite sides of the fractured bone, so that the longitudinal direction of the apertures is aligned with the direction of the tensile trabeculae or the compressive trabeculae at the fractured bone, and the position of the apertures corresponds to the fractured bone.

Abstract: Provided is an automatic wire-directing intramedullary reduction device used for long bone fracture including a holder, a reduction bushing mounted at the holder; a reduction head rotatably mounted at the reduction bushing; a pipe for guide wire mounted at the holder, a reduction rod received in the reduction bushing with the front end of the reduction rod connecting to the other side at the rear end of the reduction head, the reduction rod will drive the reduction head to rotate around a shaft when moving back and forth, a fixing handle fixed at the rear part of the holder; a wire-directing handle rotatably connected to the fixing handle, a pushing plate for guide wire disposed between the front part and the rear part of the holder, a guide wire passing through the pipe for guide wire, a return spring for pushing plate sleeved around the guide wire, the wire-directing handle will drive the pushing plate for guide wire and the guide wire to move forward when rotating around the rotate shaft.

Abstract: Disclosed is an orthopedics hospital bed and surgical table with the functions of traction and reduction comprising a bedstead, and at least one traction holder, wherein, each of the traction holder includes two traction pillars and a traction beam detachably mounted on top ends of the two traction pillars; a sliding rail is provided at each of the two sides of the bedstead and extends in a direction of a length of the bedstead; lower ends of the two traction pillars of each traction holder are slidably mounted in the two sliding rails respectively, and connected into the sliding rail through a rotate shaft or a hinge; the traction pillars are locked forwardly at set-up position, and the traction beam is configured to connect to a traction device.

Abstract: Provided are a collagen sponge containing a drug for promoting fracture healing and a method for preparing the same, the method comprises the steps of: 1) adding bisphosphonate containing phosphonate radical in an equivalent dosage of 70 to 140 mg and/or strontium salt in a dosage of 100 to 800 mg into 1 kg of the enzymolysis solution of collagen; 2) adding a crosslinking agent into the solution, the crosslinking agent being added in a proportion where 40 to 60 U of crosslinking agent is added per gram of enzymolysis solution; 3) stirring the mixed solution in step 2) uniformly, then putting it into a stainless steel tray, and placing the tray in a vacuum lyophilizer for lyophilizing for 10 to 16 hours so that it is lyophilized into a sponge-like shape; and 4) allowing the collagen sponge in step 3) to be cut, packaged and sealed, and sterilized by irradiation with cobalt 60.

Abstract: Provided are a collagen sponge containing a drug for promoting fracture healing and a method for preparing the same, the method comprises the steps of: 1) adding bisphosphonate containing phosphonate radical in an equivalent dosage of 70 to 140 mg and/or strontium salt in a dosage of 100 to 800 mg into 1 kg of the enzymolysis solution of collagen; 2) adding a crosslinking agent into the solution, the crosslinking agent being added in a proportion where 40 to 60 U of crosslinking agent is added per gram of enzymolysis solution; 3) stirring the mixed solution in step 2) uniformly, then putting it into a stainless steel tray, and placing the tray in a vacuum lyophilizer for lyophilizing for 10 to 16 hours so that it is lyophilized into a sponge-like shape; and 4) allowing the collagen sponge in step 3) to be cut, packaged and sealed, and sterilized by irradiation with cobalt 60.

Abstract: A porous bionic internal fixation device for promoting healing of a fractured bone includes a lag screw in a round rod shape, the lag screw is provided with fixation structures at both ends thereof, and on a body of the lag screw, a plurality of apertures directing laterally or obliquely are provided, and densely distributed micro-holes are provided on the body of the lag screw between the adjacent apertures. When in use, the both ends of the lag screw are respectively located in the bone at opposite sides of the fractured bone, so that the longitudinal direction of the apertures is aligned with the direction of the tensile trabeculae or the compressive trabeculae at the fractured bone, and the position of the apertures corresponds to the fractured bone.

Abstract: A three-dimensional repositor for claviclar fracture includes two supporting rods, which independently comprise a straight part and a curved part separately, and are rotatably connected each other through a rotation shaft at the two ends of the curved parts; the two supporting rods are each provided with opposite locating holes correspondingly and perpendicularly downwards, which have a diameter matching with a diameter of either a locating screw or a Kirschner wire; and at least one first reduction device, each of which includes two pillars perpendicular to the straight part of the two supporting rods respectively; and a cross bar moveably disposed on top ends of the two pillars at both ends respectively, and comprising a plurality of reduction holes having a diameter matching with a diameter of the Kirschner wire.

Abstract: Disclosed is a fixing and connecting apparatus with stress-dispersing capability for anterior superior spine and iliac crest, comprising: two side splints disposed opposite, which connects with each other at upper ends, with the shape of upper end at the inner wall of the two side splints coinciding with the shape of the upper surface of the anterior superior spine and iliac crest, and a cavity defined by the inner walls of the two side splints matching with the profile of the anterior superior spine and iliac crest; a fixing hole which is provided inclined downwards at upper part of at least one of the side splints with a diameter matching with the diameter of a kirschner pin; and a connecting structure which is provided at the upper part of any one of the side splints for connecting to a traction apparatus.

Abstract: Disclosed is an orthopedics hospital bed and surgical table with the functions of traction and reduction comprising a bedstead, and at least one traction holder, wherein, each of the traction holder includes two traction pillars and a traction beam detachably mounted on top ends of the two traction pillars; a sliding rail is provided at each of the two sides of the bedstead and extends in a direction of a length of the bedstead; lower ends of the two traction pillars of each traction holder are slidably mounted in the two sliding rails respectively, and connected into the sliding rail through a rotate shaft or a hinge; the traction pillars are locked forwardly at set-up position, and the traction beam is configured to connect to a traction device.

Abstract: Provided is an automatic wire-directing intramedullary reduction device used for long bone fracture including a holder, a reduction bushing mounted at the holder; a reduction head rotatably mounted at the reduction bushing; a pipe for guide wire mounted at the holder, a reduction rod received in the reduction bushing with the front end of the reduction rod connecting to the other side at the rear end of the reduction head, the reduction rod will drive the reduction head to rotate around a shaft when moving back and forth, a fixing handle fixed at the rear part of the holder; a wire-directing handle rotatably connected to the fixing handle, a pushing plate for guide wire disposed between the front part and the rear part of the holder, a guide wire passing through the pipe for guide wire, a return spring for pushing plate sleeved around the guide wire, the wire-directing handle will drive the pushing plate for guide wire and the guide wire to move forward when rotating around the rotate shaft.

Abstract: A bionic elastic fixing device relates to orthopedic medical devices, and is used to implement bionic elastic internal fixing for joint dislocation. The device consists of an elastic component (1) and a fixing assembly (2, 3, 4). The elastic component (1) may be multiple strip-shaped elastic mesh pieces, and has the assembly direction being the same as the ligament fibers at the joint required to be fixed. The elastic modulus of the elastic component (1) matches the elastic modulus of the ligament fibers at the joint required to be fixed. Two ends of the elastic component (1) are fixedly connected to the dislocated joint by the fixing assembly (2, 3, 4). The elastic component (1) has the same shape as the ligament fibers at the joint required to be fixed.