Distal Radius Plates
- Compression Fixation:Stability is achieved by pressing the plate tightly against the bone using standard cortical or cancellous screws.
- No Screw Locking Mechanism:Screws do not lock into the plate holes; fixation depends on friction between the plate and bone.
- Good Anatomical Adaptation:The plate can be shaped and contoured during surgery to match the natural anatomy of the bone.
- Flexible Intraoperative Adjustment:Surgeons can adjust plate position and screw placement during the procedure for better fracture reduction.
- Cost-Effective Solution:Compared with locking plates, non-locking plates are generally more economical and suitable for routine trauma cases.
- Suitable for Good Bone Quality:Best used in patients with normal bone density where strong screw purchase can be achieved.
- Wide Clinical Application:Commonly used for upper limb, lower limb, clavicle, fibula, radius, ulna, and other fracture fixation.
More Information About Our Products
- Parameter List
| Product No. | Specification | Length×Width×Thickness(mm) | Material |
|---|---|---|---|
| 162121000030 / 162121000031 | 3 holes | 74.5×10×1.5 | Pure Titanium |
| 162121000040 / 162121000041 | 4 holes | 86.5×10×1.5 | Pure Titanium |
| 162121000050 / 162121000051 | 5 holes | 98.5×10×1.5 | Pure Titanium |
| 162121000060 / 162121000061 | 6 holes | 110.5×10×1.5 | Pure Titanium |
| 162121000070 / 162121000071 | 7 holes | 122.5×10×1.5 | Pure Titanium |
Notes:
- The last digit of the product number “0” means non-sterile and “1” means sterile.
- Remark: For distal radius lateral fracture, select HA3.5 and HB3.5 screw
