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Introduction
In this educational module, Dr. Stephen Quinnan demonstrates the step-by-step Balanced Cable Transport Technique on a cadaveric bone model. He explains how to prepare the cable, pass them through the bone, construct a pully assembly, and construct an external fixation within bi-focal and tandem tri-focal methods.
Pre-requisites
- A basic understanding of balanced cable transport technique
What you will learn
- Understand how to properly prepare the cable and the instruments needed for each step
- Observe the preparation of the bone and passage of the cables on a cadaver
- Explain how to build the frame attachment in bi-focal and tandem tri-focal methods
Contributors
- Dr Stephen Quinnan, United States of America
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