Manufacturer of Orthopedic Implants and Instruments | Siora Surgicals

Fime is a popular medical devices exhibition in which SIORA is going to participate. Siora Surgicals is one of the top orthopaedic implants manufactures companies in India and regular participant at FIME. It displayed its wide range of Orthopedic Implants & Instruments at its booth in FIME 2018 held at Orlando. There were many visitors to our booth. More than 40 potential distributors from Latin American countries reviewed as well as discussed, our trauma orthopedic product range and association with few of them were decided for starting Marketing of SIORA products in their respective countries. Overall, it continues to be a promising avenue to display our expanding variety of trauma products.  If you are coming to FIME 2019 , do visit us for all your requirements of Orthopeadic implants and instruments. We warmly welcome you at our Booth No. E 57 at FIME. For more information about the event and enrol yourself into our visitor list. Kindly follow the event ...

A fibula fracture refers to a break in the fibula bone. A forceful impact, such as landing after a high jump or any impact to the outer part of the leg, can cause a fracture. Even spraining or rolling an ankle puts stress on the fibula bone, which can lead to a fracture. Types of Fibula Fracture Fractures in Fibula can happen at any point on the bone and can differ in type and severity. Types of fibula fracture include: Lateral malleolus fractures occur when the fibula is fractured at the ankle Fibular head fractures occur at the upper end of the fibula at the knee Avulsion fractures happen when a small chunk of bone that is attached to a ligament or tendon is pulled away from the main part of the bone Stress fractures describe a condition where the fibula is injured as the result of repetitive stress, such as hiking or running Fibular shaft fractures occur in the mid-portion of the fibula after an injury such as a direct blow to the area Fibular shaft fractures occu...

Treatment of injuries caused by an impact through surgical intervention is known as Trauma Surgery.  A most common example is the treatment of a patient, who has sustained injuries in a car or vehicle accident and is brought to the Emergency ward, where a trauma surgeon is requisitioned for his treatment.  Trauma surgeons use  Orthopedic implants  like bone plates, bone screws etc. for treating bone damage/ fractures through surgical intervention. Explanation of Trauma Trauma is the injury suffered when an individual experience a blunt force. Depending upon graveness of injury, it is also referred to as a “major trauma”. Trauma patients may be the victims of stabbings, accidental falls, car crashes, gunshot wounds, Natural calamity etc. Trauma can also be caused by crush type injuries in case of falls, and pedestrians being struck by a car. Internal injuries can affect bones, the brain, internal organs, and the other soft tissues of the body. No...

The screwdrivers had to retain screws securely until they were anchored in place, offering an easy to use alternative for orthopedic surgeons who currently employ a variety of surgical devices to retain bone screws, which tend to be overly difficult, complex to use and hard to manufacture by the  orthopedic instrument manufacturers .   The initial brief was to develop a range with interchangeable shafts for fixing 1.5, 2.5 and 3.5 mm screws with hexagonal heads. Theoretical and practical studies resulted in a decision to develop a separate design to enhance the capabilities of the 1.5 mm device to achieve the torque used to tighten orthopedic screws. The pre-production prototype consists of three parts- a shaft, a sleeve and handle- manufactured from different grades of stainless steel to ensure resistance to corrosion and ease of disassembly to allow sterilization. The shaft is attached to the handle using coupling- a universal coup...

A Kirschner wire or K wire is a thin wire or pin that is used to stabilize bone fragments. These wires can be drilled through the bone to hold the fragments in position. They can be placed percutaneously through the skin or can be buried in the skin. K-wires are available in different sizes, and they become less flexible as they increase in size. These wires are often used to stabilize a broken bone and then removed when the fracture has healed. The wires can be also threaded to help in the prevention of movement or backing out of the wire, although that can also make them more difficult to remove.   K-wires are most commonly used when traction was a common treatment for certain types of fractures. When traction is K-wire is mostly inserted into a bone to provide a rigid anchor to the bone, and then the weight is pulled on the bone through the wire to pull the broken extremity into alignment.   Complications with Pins   There are some complications asso...