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  Spinal fusion is a surgical procedure to alleviate pain caused by spinal conditions or injuries. It involves permanently fusing two or more vertebrae to stabilize the spine and reduce discomfort. While spinal injuries can limit flexibility and upper body movement, spinal fusion aims to restore stability using orthopedic trauma implants and devices. Let's briefly explore why and how this surgery is performed.

Discover how to keep your spine healthy and strong in our latest blog! While back pain has become a common issue affecting millions daily, understanding its causes—whether traumatic or non-traumatic—can make a significant difference. We explore the role of spinal orthopedic implants in treating severe injuries and focus on simple lifestyle changes that can help prevent non-traumatic spinal issues. From posture tips to staying active, learn practical measures to prioritize your spinal health and reduce the risk of chronic back problems. A  healthy spine  starts with small, proactive steps!

  The tibia, the larger of the two bones in the lower leg, plays a crucial role in supporting our weight and enabling movement. When the tibia sustains a fracture, it can significantly impact a person’s mobility and quality of life. In such cases, orthopedic surgeons often employ a multifix tibia interlocking nail to stabilize the broken bone and promote healing. Read this post to learn more.

  Orthopedic devices are the most common metal implants used to treat injuries and stabilize fractures by ensuring proper bone alignment and healing. Over the years, advancements in these implants have significantly improved surgical success rates. While orthopedic implants can be made of metals, non-metals, or both, metal implants are preferred for their strength, biocompatibility, and durability. However, in certain cases, metal implant removal becomes necessary. This post will discuss the reasons and considerations.

  Hip implants are a common surgical solution for individuals suffering from hip joint damage or degeneration. They are designed to replace damaged or worn-out hip joints with artificial components, providing relief from pain, improving mobility, and restoring quality of life. Hip bipolar prosthesis is one of the commonly used hip implants.

  Osteoporosis and fractures are common worldwide, affecting people of all ages and genders. While traumatic injuries are the primary cause, osteoporosis can also lead to osteoporotic fractures. These fractures can result in long-term complications and often require surgical intervention. In this blog, we’ll explore the link between osteoporosis and fractures , and highlight top orthopedic medical device companies offering high-quality trauma instruments and implants for effective treatment.