System for Veterinary orthopaedic surgery and implantation planning method

A system for Veterinary orthopaedic surgery for restoring the volume and/or the geometry of a bone, by expanding at least one expandable bone implant (1) between a folded configuration and a deployed configuration, the implant comprising a body extending along a longitudinal axis (L) between a proximal end (11) adapted to engage with an implantation instrument (A) for holding the implant and a distal end (12) intended to be firstly inserted into the bone, the system being wherein the system comprises at least one expandable bone implant (1) and at least one corresponding implantation instrument (A), selected from among a plurality of implants (1) and instruments (A) available through computing means (PC) comprising a human-machine interface and executing instructions on a processor allowing:

• information to be displayed relating to at least one standardised classification of the various types of identified fractures, notably vertebral compression fractures;
• the selection of at least one type of fracture and at least one item of information relating to the dimensions of the fractured bone;
• then
• the implants (1) and instruments (A) of the system to be displayed that can be used for the contemplated restoration and, optionally, instructions or recommendations concerning the procedure to be followed, for example, with a display being provided of references for the implants or various systems that can be used for each fracture identified in the classification;
• then
• the user to select one of these proposals and recommendations via the human-machine interface, causing the following instructions or recommendations to be displayed in order to assist with the intervention or the planning thereof, and involving the acquisition of data provided by the user concerning the contemplated surgical intervention.