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Covers system description and indications, pre-operative setup, humerus/distal radius/ulna surgical approaches, component preparation, balloon catheter priming and insertion, light fiber handling and curing cycle, monomer infusion, screw placement (optional), and post-operative management. 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Once in correct alignment and position, it is infused with a biocompatible light curable liquid monomer, which hardens under the application of blue visible light. The monomer is cured and remains within the PET balloon, which conforms to the anatomic contours of the medullary canal making it a customized intramedullary rod, providing longitudinal and rotational stability.  \nThe IlluminOss Photodynamic Bone Stabilization Procedure Pack, its container, and any packaging  \nis not made with natural rubber latex.  \n1. System Description  \nThe IlluminOss Photodynamic Bone Stabilization System is comprised of a single use disposable procedure pack, along with a reusable curing system (Figures 1-3) and instrument set (Appendix C) . Surgical stabilization is recommended for patients at risk for fracture and in whom stable fixation can be achieved with an intramedullary implant.  \nDuring a percutaneous procedure, a small diameter expandable balloon catheter is inserted into the medullary canal and is positioned across the area requiring stabilization. Once in correct alignment and position, it is infused with a biocompatible light curable liquid monomer which hardens under the application of visible (436 nm) light. The monomer is cured and remains within the PET balloon, which conforms to the anatomic contours of the medullary canal making it a customized intramedullary rod, providing longitudinal and rotational stability to the affected bone.  \nThis section provides key or important information about the use of the product in the treatment of traumatic, fragility, pathological and impending pathological fractures of the humerus, radius and ulna.  \nNOTE: The following document does not attempt to discern between different types of cancers, fractures, anatomic locations and or treatment options associated with specific disease states. The information contained within should not constrain nor restrict medical judgment and is not intended to impinge upon the practice of medicine. It is instead intended to augment the professional skills of the surgeon and to serve as a ready reference source in the use of the product.  \nThe IlluminOss implant can be used for either the right or the left humerus, radius or ulna.  \nIndication for Use  \nThe IlluminOss Photodynamic Bone Stabilization System is indicated for the use in skeletally mature patients in the treatment of traumatic, fragility, pathological and impending pathological fractures of the humerus, radius and ulna. 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