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Steinmann Surg.|ˈʃtaɪnmən|
The name of Fritz Steinmann (1872–1932), Swiss surgeon, who described the device in 1907 (Zentralbl. Chir. XXXIV. 939), used in the possessive and attrib. to designate a surgical pin that may be passed through one end of a major bone for traction or setting.
1916Roberts & Kelly Treatm. Fractures i. 77 (heading) Technic of application of Steinmann's nails. 1925Wilson & Cochrane Fractures & Dislocations xv. 546 Steinmann's pin has now been largely superseded in general use by the calipers, or ice-tongs, which grasp, but do not penetrate the bone. 1933P. B. Magnuson Fractures iii. 25 The use of the Steinmann pin is not advisable except in skilled hands. 1974A. Henry in R. M. Kirk et al. Surgery xvi. 370 A Thomas's splint is fitted, and skeletal traction set up through a Steinmann's pin..in the proximal tibia. |