Bone grafting according to Kay

Key bone grafting is a technique used to reconstruct bones and joints. It was developed by American surgeon William Kay and has been used in medicine for more than 50 years. This operation is one of the most common orthopedic surgeries and is performed all over the world.

Key's bone grafting technique involves using artificial materials to connect bones. Various types of metal plates, pins, screws and other tools are used. After surgery, the patient must be monitored for several weeks or months to ensure that all bones have healed properly.

Caius bone grafting can be used to treat a variety of bone and joint diseases, including fractures, bone diseases, osteomyelitis, arthrosis