The Hana Table as a Tool for Intertrochanteric Proximal Femur Fracture

Hip fractures, especially those of the geriatric population are prevalent, serious, and often require surgical intervention. Watch this bioskills demonstration to learn more on why Dr. Dan Segina, surgical trauma expert in Melbourne Fl, thinks the Hana® Orthopedic Table is a great tool for positioning these patients during treatment of an intertrochanteric proximal femur fracture.
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[@b-rys8527]

It’s pretty cool to see how my surgery was done after my bike accident with better understanding than only animations

[@SaMir-js7xm]

Thank's doctor . Respect

[@arsenal0095]

Great skills thanks

[@muhibahmed6008]

Thanks dr

[@ammarsatte9471]

The lateral lag screw position is not central . Its too far posterior . But it still a nice idea table traction

[@watts4200]

Using a 12” ii on a troch nail? Using a 9” makes things much easier

[@isaacparras7772]

Those lateral xrays are dark AF

[@deepquake9]

Just let me tell ya. Great table. However please let your patience know all of their 8 + thigh muscles will be sprained, bruised and swollen. So you have that secondary severe pain to deal with! Thank you

[@kyrenrawls644]

Thanks for letting me know.

[@faizaayub]

How long does the pain last?
My mother had this surgery 2 weeks ago and she shouts even if we touch her leg

[@darbarsinghdarbarsingh118]

हिन्दी भाषा मे बताऐ

[@ayushkumarsingh8832]

i that a dead body