At this stage of pin placement in the calcaneum, varus or valgus deformity may be corrected by inserting a pin at an angle through the clamp to act as a support.
The fracture was in an awkward position, close to the wrist joint, and consultants at the hospital Wexham Park, near Slough decided to insert a pin through the knuckle and up into the hand to reinforce the bones between my little finger and my wrist.
Each tray had two holes (1.4 cm in diameter), one at each end; one served to allow the subject's pulling, whereas the other hole allowed the experimenter to block the tray by inserting a pin into it.
Measure 10 centimeter (3.9 in) from left side edge of the bag and insert a pin here vertically, starting just below the moss stitch border.
We perpendicularly inserted a marker pin, which had a spherical red-colored head having a diameter of 2 mm, at the center of the femoral attachment of the AM mid-substance fibers.
Anticipating consumers' fears, Otto Rohwedder, a Missouri-based inventor, inserted a U-shaped pin at both ends of his presliced loaf to hold the bread together inside the resealable bag, creating an illusion of wholeness that signified freshness.
The Italian shoemakers who created the stiletto in the early 1950s did so by inserting a metal pin into a high, slim heel to keep it from snapping; they named their invention after a narrow-bladed knife favoured by Renaissance assassins.
This can be accomplished by inserting a guide pin (for starter reamer) from the center of the knee adding proximally to the identified point on the cortex.
The procedure involves administering local anesthesia and then inserting a small pin to the affected finger to unlock the finger.
We inserted a 0.8-mm steel pin (cannula), press fit, for intramedullary stabilization.
