Summary of Dynamic Hip Screw | D.H.S. | Implant & Instrument Set
In the video, Arenda Mukhopadhyay introduces the Dynamic Hip Screw (DHS), a type of orthopedic implant used for fixing femoral neck fractures. The DHS allows for controlled sliding of the femoral head component and is designed for fractures that can heal with internal fixation. The implant consists of a large lag screw placed in the femoral head and a plate secured to the femur with smaller screws. Various angles of screws are available, ranging from 125 to 150 degrees, and the video discusses the different types of screws and instruments involved in the procedure, including cortical screws, cannulated screws, angle guides, reamers, and other surgical tools.
The video also covers the purpose and specifications of each instrument, such as the depth gauge, drill bits, and impactor. Mukhopadhyay encourages viewers to engage with the video by liking, sharing, and subscribing, and invites them to comment with any questions. Additionally, she offers information on career opportunities in the orthopedic implant industry.
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