Orthopaedics | Trauma | Upper limb plating systems | Which Medical Device
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The DVR Anatomic Plate from Biomet is intended for the fixation of either dorsally or volar displaced fractures of the distal radius, approached from the volar side. It comprises an anatomically contoured plate with a double row of holes distally through which smooth locking peg, partially...
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The Clavicle Plating System offer low and narrow-profile plate solutions precontoured to match the natural S-shape of the clavicle. This achievement affords surgeons the opportunity to choose the most appropriate option for the patient, could help reduce surgery time spent contouring a...
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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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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 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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