Unlike open reduction internal fixation (ORIF), the TAYLOR SPATIAL FRAME External Fixator allows postoperative adjustments and alignment correction. 1 Web-based software makes …

The Taylor Spatial Frame is a hexapod device based on a Stewart platform, and was invented by orthopaedic surgeon Charles Taylor. The device consists of two or more aluminum or carbon …

The TAYLOR SPATIAL FRAME device is a circular, metal frame with two rings that connect with six telescopic struts that can be independently lengthened or shortened relative to the rest of …

In general, adult patients can expect to need the frame for one to two months per centimeter of lengthening. Most an-gular corrections are completed after two to four weeks of adjustments.

The Taylor Spatial Frame is a fixator that can correct a six-axes deformity by making corrections in all directions, including rotations, unlike the Ilizarov which only distracts bone segments in …

What is the Taylor Spatial Frame ( TSF)? • The TSF is a frame applied to a limb to lengthen it or correct deformity. • The TSF consists of metal rings attached to the bone by wires and pins. • …

Taylor Spatial Frame Indications Deformity correction Technique Apply proximal and distal rings - choose size - 2 cm from skin all around - leg will often swell - most often compression is …

The TAYLOR SPATIAL FRAME device is a circular, metal frame with two rings that connect with six telescopic struts that can be independently lengthened or shortened relative to the rest of …

The Taylor Spatial Frame is a circular, metal device with two rings that connect six pins that can be lengthened or shortened relative to the rest of the frame, allowing for stability, flexibility and …

The revolutionary yet simple solution for trauma and deformity correction. The TAYLOR SPATIAL FRAME Fixator is the world’s most advanced external fixation system, combining ease of …