Abstract
Background: Open reduction and internal fixation have become a standard of treatment as early restoration of function and resuming to the daily routine were the prime requisites of the patients. Advancements in the techniques and implants have aided the surgeons to a great extent but techniques and aids to manipulate, reduce and stabilise the fracture ends have been same for many years and each surgeon have their own techniques which they are comfortable with. None of these methods allow us to reduce and fix the fracture segments anatomically in all three dimensions with ease.
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