Disclosed is a steel wire guiding device for an
intertrochanteric fracture. A first inserting hole which allows a main
guiding catheter to be inserted and a second inserting hole which allows an auxiliary
guiding catheter to be inserted are formed in a
handle, the near end of the main
guiding catheter and the near end of the auxiliary guiding
catheter are respectively in inserted connection with the
handle, the far end of the main guiding
catheter is in a hook shape and hooks small trochanteric fracture blocks in a sleeved mode, the far end of the main guiding
catheter and the far end of the auxiliary guiding catheter are connected, and therefore a bent channel which guides a steel wire to be wound around the position of the
intertrochanteric fracture is formed. A hole which allows a steel wire ejection position to penetrate is formed in one side of the main guiding catheter, a gap which allows the steel wire to pull away is formed in the other side of the main guiding catheter, the
handle is further connected with a pushing mechanism, the pushing mechanism comprises a pushing rod which is inserted in the handle, a screw rod which is in threaded connection with the handle is arranged at the
tail end of the pushing rod, and the fracture position is jointly fixed by the main guiding catheter and the pushing mechanism. A combined type guide steel wire or a
titanium cable and a device for temporarily fixing the fracture are adopted, the tissue is rarely damaged, fracture healing is facilitated, minimally-invasive operation is achieved, use is convenient, and the operation is easy, convenient and reliable.