Orthopaedics | External fixators | Which Medical Device
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The Acu-Loc 2 Volar Distal Radius Plating System comprises a locking plate and percutaneous Frag-Loc compression screws for the fixation of dorsal fragments. The system includes extension plates where fixation of long segments is required, and complementary distal radius fragment specific...
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Exogen is an ultrasound-based system for the treatment of fracture non-union. Application for 20 minutes a day can accelerate bone healing, as confirmed by clinical studies. The device has NICE approval in the UK for the treatment of non-union (after 9 months) of long bones. A portal for the...
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The TITAN™ Humeral Resurfacing System is a cementless, bone conserving humeral head resurfacing device. The device is manufactured from pyrocarbon. There are eight anatomic size options. An operative technique can be found here . The TITAN humeral resurfacing is not presently...
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The EVOLVE® radial head plate from Wright is designed for fixation of the proximal radius, has an anatomic contour and sizes compatible with the EVOLVE prosthesis.
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This device features s ilicone-filled suture holes designed to ease explants. The silicone radiopaque catheter has an altraumatic radiopaque tip which is also available in polyurethane. This port is pump injectable The device has been CE marked.
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