les vis des cales de rattrapage
| 15:33 Jul 27, 2004 |
| French to English translations [PRO] Medical - Medical: Instruments | |||||
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| 5 | screws to adjust height or length |
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| 3 | the screws of the compensating wedges |
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| 3 | lag screw |
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| 3 | the screws on the adjustable blocks / wedges |
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| 3 | interference screws |
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26 mins confidence: 
the screws of the compensating wedges Explanation: = |
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screws to adjust height or length Explanation: it's the part of the machine or device that allows you to make the thing longer or taller....or shorter...you can adjust the height or lenght..... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 28 mins (2004-07-27 16:02:18 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- look the cales de rattrapage, depends on the prosthesis it can be: locking mechanism or some other technical word but you need to say for what LIMB -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 30 mins (2004-07-27 16:04:36 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- sorry...I SEE NOW...it\'s FEET but still...does it replace a foot? or what? |
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lag screw Explanation: Any screw that is used to achieve interfragmental compression is termed a lag screw. Such screws do not protect fractures from bending, rotation or axial loading forces, and other devices should be used to provide these functions. The two most common types of screws are cortical and cancellous screws, as shown below. http://www.rad.washington.edu/mskbook/orthopedichardware.htm... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 28 mins (2004-07-27 16:02:09 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Another commonly used screw is the cannulated screw, so called because of its hollow shaft. Although these screws have somewhat diminished pullout strength compared to conventional screws, cannulated screws have many advantages over other screws, especially the precision with which they can be placed... Certain specialty screws are also often seen. The Herbert screw is designed for use in fractures of small articular bones such as the carpals. It is cannulated and threaded at both ends... Orthopaedists at our institution are now using the Acutrak screw for the treatment of most scaphoid fractures. This screw, like the Herbert screw, is cannulated... Another specialty screw occasionally seen is the interference screw. This screw is sometimes used in the repair of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)... Photographs and drawings available at the website. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 49 mins (2004-07-27 16:23:15 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Another commonly used screw is the cannulated screw, so called because of its hollow shaft. Although these screws have somewhat diminished pullout strength compared to conventional screws, cannulated screws have many advantages over other screws, especially the precision with which they can be placed... Certain specialty screws are also often seen. The Herbert screw is designed for use in fractures of small articular bones such as the carpals. It is cannulated and threaded at both ends... Orthopaedists at our institution are now using the Acutrak screw for the treatment of most scaphoid fractures. This screw, like the Herbert screw, is cannulated... Another specialty screw occasionally seen is the interference screw. This screw is sometimes used in the repair of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)... Photographs and drawings available at the website. |
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56 mins confidence:
the screws on the adjustable blocks / wedges Explanation: Hard to know which without more context. |
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interference screws Explanation: Screws used to secure wedges [of bone blocks] Another specialty screw occasionally seen is the **interference screw.** This screw is sometimes used in the repair of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). In this type of repair, the surgeon employs a cadaveric allograft ligament which has a block of bone still attached at both ends. A tunnel is drilled through the distal femur and the proximal tibia, and these bony blocks are placed within the tunnels. ***The interference screws are placed alongside the bone blocks so that they tightly wedge them into the side of the tunnel and prevent them from moving*** At this point in time, we don't know what kind of orthopedic prostheses you are dealing with. My answers refer to an internal prosthesis. We also don't know if you need the English name for the screw or if you need the translation for what the screw does. "Screws One of the current tenets of orthopedic fixation is that bone heals better if the fracture fragments are pressed firmly together. Many orthopedic devices are designed to do just that, as well as their primary function of stabilizing the fracture in anatomic alignment. Fracture compression increases the contact area across the fracture and increases stability of the fracture. It also decreases the fracture gap and decreases stress on the orthopedic implant. This compression can be static, where the compression is produced by the fixation device alone, or dynamic, where body weight or muscle forces are used to produce additional compression… Photos available at website http://www.rad.washington.edu/mskbook/orthopedichardware.htm... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3 hrs 54 mins (2004-07-27 19:28:48 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- 301E01.33232 Non cimentée avec ajout de matières à la surface – Embase de reprise pour implant tibial bicompartimental (tige incluse). Le prix des implants tibiaux monobloc avec embase comprenant une partie métallique et un surmoulage en polyéthylène correspond à l\'addition des prix des références de l\'insert et de l\'embase correspondants. Le prix des implants tibiaux avec embase et **cale de rattrapage monobloc** correspond à l\'addition des prix des références de l\'embase de reprise et d\'une seule **cale de rattrapage** 301E01.372 **Cale de rattrapage** Arrêté du 28 septembre 2001 fixant le prix de vente public, toutes taxes comprises, des dispositifs médicaux implantables et des greffons tissulaires d\'origine humaine inscrits au titre III de la liste des produits et prestations remboursables prévue à l\'article L. 165-1 du code de la sécurité sociale http://www.sante.gouv.fr/adm/dagpb/bo/2001/01-45/a0452999.ht... Cale de rattrapage |
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