Definition
A computerized external fixation system that uses six telescopic struts connecting two rings to control bone position in all planes simultaneously. Used for complex deformity correction and lengthening, it allows computer-guided adjustments based on X-ray measurements.
Sources
- Tan B et al. — Biomechanical Comparison: Taylor Spatial Frame vs Ilizarov External Fixator, Malaysian Orth J 2014Official public source
- Kristiansen LP et al. - No difference in tibial lengthening index by use of Taylor Spatial Frame or Ilizarov external fixatorOfficial public source
- Manner HM et al. - Accuracy of complex lower-limb deformity correction with external fixation: A comparison of the Taylor Spatial Frame with the Ilizarov ring fixatorOfficial public source
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