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SuperCable Iso-Elastic Cerclage System

The SuperCable (R) Iso-Elastic Cerclage system from Kinamed Inc. is a polymer cable system designed to provide long-term dynamic compressive loading across fractures. The manufacturers suggest the benefits of this system over a wire or conventional cabling system include higher fatigue strength,...

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JRI Orthopaedics ti-win single use radius system | Used in Fracture fixation, Fracture plating, Plating of distal radius | Which Medical Device

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ti-win single use radius system

The ti-win distal radius plating system was developed for volar fixed-angle fixation of distal radius fractures. The plates are sided. The single use system is supplies in one box which contains disposable instruments, drill guides and screws. After completing the procedure, the box of unused...

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Smith & Nephew VLP Foot Variable-Angle Locked Plating System | Used in Fracture fixation, Fracture plating, Osteotomy | Which Medical Device

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VLP Foot Variable-Angle Locked Plating System

The VLP Foot system from Smith and Nephew is a system of stainless steel plates for the foot and ankle, which include quarter and one-third tubular, fusion, multi-fragment and compression plates. The plates are intended for a range of indications including metatarsal fracture and osteotomies,...

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