reconstruction plate
WASTON
11807
4/6
58.5/80.7
Ti
11807
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1.3.5 Coaxial Combined Hole Symphysis Pubis Reconstuction Plates (2DCU) Specifications
| Code | Holes | Length |
| 11807-004 | 4 | 58.5 |
| 11807-006 | 6 | 80.7 |
The 3.5 Coaxial Combined Hole Symphysis Pubis Reconstruction Plates (2DCU) are specialized orthopedic implants designed for the stabilization and reconstruction of the symphysis pubis and associated pelvic ring injuries. Here are some key features:
Coaxial Combined Hole Design: The plates feature a combination of locking and compression holes. This design allows for both rigid fixation and dynamic compression across the fracture site, enhancing stability and promoting bone healing.
Low-Profile Design: The plates are designed to be low-profile, minimizing soft tissue irritation and reducing the risk of postoperative complications.
Anatomical Contouring: These plates are pre-contoured to match the anatomy of the symphysis pubis, ensuring a better fit and easier placement during surgery.
High-Strength Material: Typically made from high-strength stainless steel or titanium, these plates offer robust support and durability.
Variable Angle Locking: Some plates may feature variable angle locking technology, allowing screws to be placed at different angles to optimize fixation and accommodate various fracture patterns.
Multiple Lengths and Sizes: Available in various lengths and sizes to accommodate different patient anatomies and fracture configurations.
Radiolucent Markings: These plates often include radiolucent markers to aid in precise positioning and verification of placement using imaging techniques during surgery.
Compatibility with Standard Screws: Designed to be compatible with standard 3.5mm cortical and locking screws, providing versatility in surgical applications.
Enhanced Stability: The combined hole design allows for enhanced stability by providing multiple fixation points, reducing micromotion at the fracture site.
Ease of Use: Ergonomically designed for easy handling and placement by the surgeon, reducing surgical time and improving outcomes.
These features make the 3.5 Coaxial Combined Hole Symphysis Pubis Reconstruction Plates (2DCU) a versatile and effective solution for managing complex pelvic fractures and ensuring optimal patient recovery.
The 3.5 Coaxial Combined Hole J-shape Reconstruction Plates are orthopedic implants designed for specific anatomical and surgical needs. Here are the primary indications for their use:
Symphysis Pubis Fractures: These plates are specifically designed for the stabilization and reconstruction of symphysis pubis fractures, which involve the joint between the two pubic bones in the pelvis.
Pelvic Ring Injuries: They are used in the treatment of pelvic ring disruptions, providing stability to the anterior part of the pelvic ring.
Acetabular Fractures: In some cases, these plates can be used to address fractures of the acetabulum (the socket of the hip joint), especially when these fractures extend to the pubic region.
Osteotomy Fixation: The plates can be used to fixate bones after osteotomies (surgical cutting of bone) in the pelvic region, ensuring proper alignment and stabilization.
Complex Pelvic Fractures: They are indicated for complex fractures involving multiple breaks or comminuted fractures (where the bone is shattered into several pieces) in the pelvic area.
Reconstructive Surgery: These plates are used in reconstructive surgeries where previous fractures or surgical interventions have led to instability or malunion of the pelvic bones.
Non-union or Malunion: They can be employed to treat non-union (failure of bone healing) or malunion (healing in an incorrect position) of fractures in the pelvic region.
Post-Traumatic Deformities: Indicated for the correction of post-traumatic deformities where the normal anatomy of the pelvic bones has been altered due to previous injuries.
The J-shape design of the plates provides anatomical conformity, making them particularly useful in cases where precise anatomical alignment and stabilization of the pelvic bones are required. This design ensures a better fit, reduces surgical time, and enhances the overall stability of the reconstruction.
locking copmression plate brochure.pdf
These plates are designed for the fixation and reconstruction of complex fractures and osteotomies, particularly in the pelvic region. They are suitable for pelvic ring fractures, acetabular fractures, osteoporotic fractures, comminuted fractures, reconstructive surgeries, corrective osteotomies, joint fusions, and pathologic fractures.
The plates are indicated for:
Pelvic ring fractures
Acetabular fractures
Osteoporotic bone fractures
Comminuted fractures
Intra-articular and peri-articular fractures
Pathologic fractures
Key benefits include:
High-strength and durability
Anatomical contour for a better fit
Low-profile design to minimize soft tissue irritation
Locking mechanism for superior stability
Versatile screw placement with coaxial combined holes
Compatibility with minimally invasive surgical techniques
The locking screws lock into the plate, creating a stable, fixed-angle construct. This mechanism is particularly beneficial in osteoporotic bone or multifragmentary fractures, as it offers superior stability compared to conventional screws.
The coaxial combined holes allow for the use of both locking and non-locking screws, providing flexibility in achieving optimal screw placement and stability. This design facilitates secure fixation in various fracture configurations, promoting stable bone healing.
Yes, the plate is particularly beneficial for fractures in patients with osteoporotic bone, where traditional fixation methods may not provide sufficient stability.
Yes, the plate is indicated for use in revision surgeries where previous fixation has failed or where additional stabilization is required.
The plate is compatible with minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis (MIPO) techniques, which promote faster recovery and reduce soft tissue disruption.
The anatomical contour and low-profile design of the plate reduce soft tissue irritation, minimizing post-operative discomfort. The enhanced stability provided by the locking mechanism allows for earlier mobilization, improving functional outcomes and reducing recovery time.
The plate is typically made from high-strength stainless steel or titanium alloy, ensuring durability, biocompatibility, and resistance to corrosion.
The design of the plate minimizes interference with radiographic imaging, facilitating accurate post-operative assessment and monitoring of the healing process.
As with any surgical procedure, potential complications can include infection, hardware failure, nonunion or delayed union of the fracture, and soft tissue irritation. However, the design of the plate aims to minimize these risks.
Recovery time varies based on the severity of the fracture, the patient's overall health, and adherence to rehabilitation protocols. The enhanced stability provided by the plate often allows for earlier mobilization, potentially reducing overall recovery time.
Pelvic ring fractures
Acetabular fractures
Osteoporotic bone fractures
Comminuted fractures
Intra-articular and peri-articular fractures
Reconstructive surgeries
Corrective osteotomies
Joint fusions
Pathologic fractures
The Coaxial Combined Hole J-shape Reconstruction Plate is a versatile and effective solution for managing complex fractures and reconstructive surgeries, providing reliable fixation, reduced complications, and promoting optimal healing outcomes.
1.3.5 Coaxial Combined Hole Symphysis Pubis Reconstuction Plates (2DCU) Specifications
| Code | Holes | Length |
| 11807-004 | 4 | 58.5 |
| 11807-006 | 6 | 80.7 |
The 3.5 Coaxial Combined Hole Symphysis Pubis Reconstruction Plates (2DCU) are specialized orthopedic implants designed for the stabilization and reconstruction of the symphysis pubis and associated pelvic ring injuries. Here are some key features:
Coaxial Combined Hole Design: The plates feature a combination of locking and compression holes. This design allows for both rigid fixation and dynamic compression across the fracture site, enhancing stability and promoting bone healing.
Low-Profile Design: The plates are designed to be low-profile, minimizing soft tissue irritation and reducing the risk of postoperative complications.
Anatomical Contouring: These plates are pre-contoured to match the anatomy of the symphysis pubis, ensuring a better fit and easier placement during surgery.
High-Strength Material: Typically made from high-strength stainless steel or titanium, these plates offer robust support and durability.
Variable Angle Locking: Some plates may feature variable angle locking technology, allowing screws to be placed at different angles to optimize fixation and accommodate various fracture patterns.
Multiple Lengths and Sizes: Available in various lengths and sizes to accommodate different patient anatomies and fracture configurations.
Radiolucent Markings: These plates often include radiolucent markers to aid in precise positioning and verification of placement using imaging techniques during surgery.
Compatibility with Standard Screws: Designed to be compatible with standard 3.5mm cortical and locking screws, providing versatility in surgical applications.
Enhanced Stability: The combined hole design allows for enhanced stability by providing multiple fixation points, reducing micromotion at the fracture site.
Ease of Use: Ergonomically designed for easy handling and placement by the surgeon, reducing surgical time and improving outcomes.
These features make the 3.5 Coaxial Combined Hole Symphysis Pubis Reconstruction Plates (2DCU) a versatile and effective solution for managing complex pelvic fractures and ensuring optimal patient recovery.
The 3.5 Coaxial Combined Hole J-shape Reconstruction Plates are orthopedic implants designed for specific anatomical and surgical needs. Here are the primary indications for their use:
Symphysis Pubis Fractures: These plates are specifically designed for the stabilization and reconstruction of symphysis pubis fractures, which involve the joint between the two pubic bones in the pelvis.
Pelvic Ring Injuries: They are used in the treatment of pelvic ring disruptions, providing stability to the anterior part of the pelvic ring.
Acetabular Fractures: In some cases, these plates can be used to address fractures of the acetabulum (the socket of the hip joint), especially when these fractures extend to the pubic region.
Osteotomy Fixation: The plates can be used to fixate bones after osteotomies (surgical cutting of bone) in the pelvic region, ensuring proper alignment and stabilization.
Complex Pelvic Fractures: They are indicated for complex fractures involving multiple breaks or comminuted fractures (where the bone is shattered into several pieces) in the pelvic area.
Reconstructive Surgery: These plates are used in reconstructive surgeries where previous fractures or surgical interventions have led to instability or malunion of the pelvic bones.
Non-union or Malunion: They can be employed to treat non-union (failure of bone healing) or malunion (healing in an incorrect position) of fractures in the pelvic region.
Post-Traumatic Deformities: Indicated for the correction of post-traumatic deformities where the normal anatomy of the pelvic bones has been altered due to previous injuries.
The J-shape design of the plates provides anatomical conformity, making them particularly useful in cases where precise anatomical alignment and stabilization of the pelvic bones are required. This design ensures a better fit, reduces surgical time, and enhances the overall stability of the reconstruction.
locking copmression plate brochure.pdf
These plates are designed for the fixation and reconstruction of complex fractures and osteotomies, particularly in the pelvic region. They are suitable for pelvic ring fractures, acetabular fractures, osteoporotic fractures, comminuted fractures, reconstructive surgeries, corrective osteotomies, joint fusions, and pathologic fractures.
The plates are indicated for:
Pelvic ring fractures
Acetabular fractures
Osteoporotic bone fractures
Comminuted fractures
Intra-articular and peri-articular fractures
Pathologic fractures
Key benefits include:
High-strength and durability
Anatomical contour for a better fit
Low-profile design to minimize soft tissue irritation
Locking mechanism for superior stability
Versatile screw placement with coaxial combined holes
Compatibility with minimally invasive surgical techniques
The locking screws lock into the plate, creating a stable, fixed-angle construct. This mechanism is particularly beneficial in osteoporotic bone or multifragmentary fractures, as it offers superior stability compared to conventional screws.
The coaxial combined holes allow for the use of both locking and non-locking screws, providing flexibility in achieving optimal screw placement and stability. This design facilitates secure fixation in various fracture configurations, promoting stable bone healing.
Yes, the plate is particularly beneficial for fractures in patients with osteoporotic bone, where traditional fixation methods may not provide sufficient stability.
Yes, the plate is indicated for use in revision surgeries where previous fixation has failed or where additional stabilization is required.
The plate is compatible with minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis (MIPO) techniques, which promote faster recovery and reduce soft tissue disruption.
The anatomical contour and low-profile design of the plate reduce soft tissue irritation, minimizing post-operative discomfort. The enhanced stability provided by the locking mechanism allows for earlier mobilization, improving functional outcomes and reducing recovery time.
The plate is typically made from high-strength stainless steel or titanium alloy, ensuring durability, biocompatibility, and resistance to corrosion.
The design of the plate minimizes interference with radiographic imaging, facilitating accurate post-operative assessment and monitoring of the healing process.
As with any surgical procedure, potential complications can include infection, hardware failure, nonunion or delayed union of the fracture, and soft tissue irritation. However, the design of the plate aims to minimize these risks.
Recovery time varies based on the severity of the fracture, the patient's overall health, and adherence to rehabilitation protocols. The enhanced stability provided by the plate often allows for earlier mobilization, potentially reducing overall recovery time.
Pelvic ring fractures
Acetabular fractures
Osteoporotic bone fractures
Comminuted fractures
Intra-articular and peri-articular fractures
Reconstructive surgeries
Corrective osteotomies
Joint fusions
Pathologic fractures
The Coaxial Combined Hole J-shape Reconstruction Plate is a versatile and effective solution for managing complex fractures and reconstructive surgeries, providing reliable fixation, reduced complications, and promoting optimal healing outcomes.
