Extension with Motorized Nail (Precise)

It is a modern method used to lengthen bones. Extension with motorized nail (Precise) surgery. This method is used specifically for lengthening long bones such as the femur (thigh bone) and tibia (shin bone).

In this method, the bone is cut using a motorized nail and placed inside the nail. The nail is fixed in the bone with the help of a screw, and with the help of a motor, the bone fragments are slowly separated. This process causes bones to gradually lengthen and form new bone tissue.

It has several advantages over traditional lengthening methods. These advantages include reduced pain, faster patient recovery, less physical therapy required, and less risk of complications.

However, surgery also has some risks and disadvantages. These risks include infection, bone fracture, bleeding, nerve damage, implant loosening, and implant breakage. Moreover, Extension with motorized nail (Precise), It is more costly than other lengthening methods.

Healing Process After Lengthening Surgery with Motorized Nail (Precise)

Some symptoms a person may experience after surgery may include:

• Pain: Pain is normal in the first days after the operation and can be controlled with painkillers.
• Swelling: Swelling may occur in the area. Applying ice can help reduce swelling.
• redness: Redness is also normal and will subside along with the swelling.
• wound care: Wound care after the procedure is important. The wound should be cleaned and dressed regularly.
• Frame device: Extension with motorized nail (Precise) The frame device is worn and remains throughout the healing process. This device is necessary to keep the bones in the correct position.
• Physiotheraphy: During the recovery process, physical therapy and exercises help the bones heal and strengthen.
• Controls: Following the appointments given by the doctor and performing regular check-ups is important in monitoring the healing process.

After lengthening surgery with motorized nails, the patient's strict compliance with the doctor's instructions can accelerate the healing process and reduce the risk of complications. However, there are also risks such as infection, bleeding, bone fracture, nerve damage and other complications after surgery. Therefore, it is important for the person to understand all the risks before surgery and to talk in detail with their doctor.