Fracture plating | Which Medical Device
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The AutoFIX™ Stainless Steel Screw system is a headless screw system designed for the fixation of fractures where there is little soft tissue cover (eg the radial head). The screws are self-drilling and self-tapping and have an opposing buttress thread design which optimises compression...
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The Elektra prosthesis is a device for the treatment of trapeziometacarpal osteoarthritis. The bearing is metal on metal, the device is uncemented and it is indicated for both rheumatoid and osteoarthritis. The socket comes in cobalt chrome and a bi-material (CoCr/TA6V). In a...
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The rHead Lateral Radial Head System is a side-loading radial head prosthesis intended to facilitate minimally invasive implantation. It is indicated for arthritis of the lateral compartment or fracture. The implant is manufactured from titanium and the stem is plasma sprayed to promote...
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The rHead Plating System is indicated for fractures of the proximal radius. There is a range of four different plates with locking and non-locking screw configurations. The plates have a low profile to minimise soft tissue impingement. The device forms part of Small Bone Innovation's Elbow...
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The rHead Proximal Radial Head Prosthesis is an anatomic radial head prosthesis with a curved stem. The components are coupled with a Morse taper. Cement is optional.
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