Transarticular Fixation
Transarticular Fixation is a type of external skeletal fixation that stabilizes a fracture or joint by transfixing articular surfaces with pins or wires anchored in bone on either side of the joint, thereby immobilizing the joint to promote healing or maintain alignment.
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Atlanto-axial fusion with transarticular screw fixation
D. Grob, B. Jeanneret, Max Aebi et al. · Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - British Volume · 1991 · 389 citations
Morphometric Evaluation of Screw Fixation in Atlas via Posterior Arch and Lateral Mass
Mingsheng Tan, Huimin Wang, Yunting Wang et al. · Spine · 2003 · 274 citations
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