Chamley Clamps

A Sharnley clamp consists of parallel metal rods that are passed through the ends of two bones to connect them to form an arthrodesis. The rods are attached to each side of the joint using bolts. Additional reinforcing screws make it possible to bring the surfaces of the bones being connected even closer together. Once the bones have healed, the clamp is removed.

A Sharnley clamp is used to secure bones during healing after fractures or arthrodesis operations. It provides stable fixation of bone fragments, creating optimal conditions for their fusion. The use of a Sharnley clamp allows for precise alignment of bones and prevents displacement of fragments during the healing process.

Chamley clamps are a device used in surgery to hold bones in place as they fuse. It consists of two parallel metal rods that are passed through the ends of two bones. Using clamps, the bones are connected to each other, forming an arthrodesis.

Sharnley clamps are attached to each side of the joint using bolts. Strengthening screws can also be used to bring bone surfaces closer together. This allows you to speed up the fusion process and reduce the risk of complications.

Once the bones have healed, the Sharnley clamp is removed. This is done so that the bones can move freely and are not restricted by the clamp. However, if the clamps are not removed, complications such as joint deformity or infection may develop.

The use of Sharnley clamps is one of the most effective ways to fix bones in the process of their fusion. They provide reliable fixation and quick recovery after surgery, which allows patients to quickly return to a full life.

A joint clamp (also known as a Sharnley clamp) is an orthopedic system that is used to treat conditions such as pseudarthrosis and nonunion. This tool consists of a pair of metal rods that are inserted into the ends of broken bones so that they can be secured together using special screws. Often used in cases of a broken leg, but can also be used during operations on other bones or joints.

Benefits of using a Sharnley clamp include eliminating discomfort due to infection, stimulating circulation, strengthening tissue nourishment, and accelerating bone repair. The clamp itself usually consists of a stainless metal rod,