@bonemuseum: Not all fractures require the same fixation. This titanium arm implant demonstrates how orthopedic hardware is selected based on fracture type, location, and bone quality. Design features such as plate structure, screw configuration, and load distribution are tailored to achieve stability, promote healing, and reduce complications.#LearnOnTikTok #TikTokLearningCampaign

Ellie Evans :

Missed a chance to say ‘if you found this video humorous’. 🤣🤣

¿Lucky? :

How did they put it there?

TheShadyMerchant :

Informative smart people are both hot and so cool 😌🫶🏽

IVAN 🇲🇽 :

I have titanium in my body 😁😁

Justin :

I wonder if the screws poking out the back are noticeable...

Minis_Mayhem :

Ok so like do they polish the hardware for display or is it that shiny inside?! Cause I got ALOT of potentially shiny innards!😳

JANE_DIES_ALONE :

👀what👀👀was👀👀👀👀that👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀

Summer.s.torm :

very interesting I have an implant in my wrist its been 6 years and still gives me trouble 🤔

𝕶𝖊𝖑𝖎𝖘𓅓 :

My mom has a metal plate in her wrist

Eric Cothern :

fascinating.

k3v1n0n34rth :

I have the left one

unsilenced :

This is what my radius and ulna look like.

boo :

The metal detector LOL

Neopoxia45 :

that hilarious jumpscare😂 omg

Arnulfo villa :

I found it humorous haha

badbob0205 :

I had one on my left radius 😁

ruinsxo :

wow

O2 Designs Window Frosting :

Very interesting, thank you for sharing. What does osteoporosis look like? 🤔

Boaby :

JayJ420 :

I have titanium rods in my forearm and leg

volkanıgga :

can i be there when i die im just a normal guy

Luc Comeau :

Do you have any of femoral nails?

genx hating genxer :

Dirt bike racers understand.

Rafael Oyola :

thank you for sharing your knowledge

Jeff :

Are you an orthopedic surgeon?