Biomechanical Comparison of Different Subtrochanteric Bone Fracture Angles in Cerclage Wiring: Finite Element Study

Cerclage wires are regularly hired as fixation gear to resource reposition, enhance alignment and growth stability. In specific femoral shaft, subtrochanteric periprosthetic fractures gain from cerclage fixation. Also in supracondylar shaft fractures, extra cord cerclages proved be than only a reposition device accelerated the general power of osteosynthesis construct. This study tests for stabilizing effect different bone fracture angles with cerclage. oblique were tested (45°, 55°, 65°). Construct stiffness displacements investigated under static loads compared angles. With each wasn't significantly compare Most reduction gap movement was achieved by 65° angle, followed 55° 45° fractures. 
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