@science.crafty: How Surgeons Repair a Broken Foot! 🦶 Step-by-Step Metatarsal Fracture Surgery (ORIF) Watch the surgical precision of orthopedic foot and ankle surgery as surgeons repair a displaced metatarsal fracture using open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF)[cite: 17]: 1. Surgical Access: A dorsal incision exposes the fractured metatarsal bone while preserving surrounding extensor tendons and neurovascular bundles[cite: 17]. 2. Fracture Realignment: Specialized bone-holding reduction forceps align the displaced bone fragments back into anatomical alignment[cite: 17]. 3. Plate Positioning: A low-profile titanium fracture plate is contoured and aligned directly over the bone[cite: 17]. 4. Calibrated Drilling: Precision surgical drills create pilot holes into the cortical bone[cite: 17]. 5. Rigid Screw Fixation: Cortical and locking screws are tightened across the plate to compress the fracture gap and provide rigid biomechanical stability[cite: 17]. 6. Incision Closure: Soft tissues and skin are carefully sutured, enabling early rehabilitation and bone consolidation[cite: 17]. Rigid internal fixation eliminates interfragmentary motion, allowing the patient to regain weight-bearing mobility faster while preventing malunion[cite: 17]. If you enjoy orthopedic surgery breakdowns, human anatomy, and 3D medical animations, don't forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more! 🔔 --- ⚠️ MEDICAL & EDUCATIONAL DISCLAIMER: This video is created strictly for educational, informational, and visual demonstration purposes. It does not constitute professional medical advice, clinical diagnosis, or individualized orthopedic treatment plans. Fracture classifications, implant types, and surgical approaches vary widely based on fracture geometry and patient bone density. Always consult a board-certified orthopedic surgeon or podiatrist for personalized clinical guidance. #ReelsViral #TrendingReels #ViralVideo #FootSurgery #MetatarsalFracture
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