Micromotion Nailing for Enhanced Fracture Healing
OrthoXel is thrilled to announce an important presentation by Dr. Hannah Dailey, Co-Founder and Chief Scientific Officer, focusing on the innovative technique of micromotion nailing aimed at accelerating fracture healing. This presentation will be highlighted at an esteemed meeting gathering leading experts in the field of orthopaedics. The presentation will delve into the findings of recent clinical research that promises to reshape fracture repair techniques.
Key Event Details
Taking place at the Montréal Convention Centre, this gathering will host top professionals discussing the most recent advancements in the field. Dr. Dailey's presentation is scheduled for a morning session where participants will engage with insightful discussions on the future of orthopaedic treatments.
Understanding the Apex Tibial Nailing System
The presentation will elaborate on OrthoXel's groundbreaking Apex Tibial Nailing System. This system is designed to utilize controlled axial interfragmentary micromotion, contributing to improved fracture healing and patient outcomes. Clinical research indicates that this method facilitates faster healing times, increased callus rigidity, and better recovery rates, particularly for high-risk patients with challenging tibial shaft fractures.
Clinical Evidence and Insights
Tibial shaft fractures are a prevalent type of long bone fracture, making up nearly 37% of cases in adult patients. Unfortunately, these injuries often lead to complications such as delayed union or nonunion, negatively impacting the patient’s recovery and overall quality of life. There’s a pressing need for more effective treatment options as traditional methods have failed to consistently prevent complications.
Study Findings: Apex vs. Traditional Methods
In a recent clinical study conducted at a major hospital, the Apex Tibial Nailing System was compared against standard static locking methods. The results were compelling:
• The Apex system demonstrated an 18% faster time to clinical union compared to traditional methods.
• High-risk patients experienced 26% greater callus rigidity at the 12-week mark.
• An impressive 50% of patients using the Apex system achieved clinical union in less than 13 weeks.
• The study also noted significantly enhanced new bone formation among high-risk patients utilizing micromotion fixation.
Case Highlight: A Success Story
One remarkable case from the study featured a 55-year-old male patient who sustained severe injuries from an open tibial fracture. Remarkably, despite the extensive damage, this patient achieved clinical union within 12 weeks utilizing the Apex system, showcasing both robust callus formation and minimal complications. Such cases exemplify the substantial potential of micromotion fixation in significantly improving outcomes for patients with complex fractures.
About OrthoXel
Founded in 2014, OrthoXel is committed to advancing the field of orthopaedic trauma care. With a focus on innovative technologies, the company's commitment is to enhance surgical procedures and improve patient outcomes. Beyond the Apex Tibial Nailing System, OrthoXel has developed additional products, including advanced solutions for femoral nailing. Recently, the company introduced the Vertex Hip Fracture Nailing System, which gained regulatory clearance earlier this year, promising to set new benchmarks for lower extremity fracture fixation.
Contact Information
For further inquiries regarding OrthoXel, clinical studies, or Dr. Dailey’s presentation:
Thomas Twomey
Sales & Marketing Manager
IE: +353 (0) 21 242 9500
US: +1 (646) 661 3167
Website: www.orthoxel.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What is micromotion nailing?
Micromotion nailing is a technique used in orthopaedic surgery to enhance the healing of fractures by allowing controlled movement at the fracture site.
How does the Apex Tibial Nailing System work?
The Apex system facilitates interfragmentary micromotion which aids in faster and more effective bone healing.
Where will OrthoXel's presentation take place?
The presentation will occur at the Montréal Convention Centre during the ORS ISFR biennial meeting.
What were the results of the clinical study?
The study highlighted significant improvements in healing times and union rates among patients treated with the Apex system compared to traditional methods.
What is OrthoXel's focus as a company?
OrthoXel aims to innovate orthopaedic trauma care through advanced technologies that enhance surgical outcomes and patient recovery.
