Pelvic Plate - 3.5 mm Curved (Reconstruction)
Product Overview
The Pelvic Plate - 3.5mm Curved is an advanced orthopedic implant tailored for the precise fixation of pelvic fractures. Its meticulously curved design ensures optimal anatomical adaptation, promoting stability and facilitating efficient healing. Crafted from high-quality materials, this implant prioritizes patient comfort and surgical precision. With its reliable performance and emphasis on anatomical conformity, the Pelvic Plate - 3.5mm Curved offers orthopedic surgeons a dependable solution for restoring pelvic function and promoting post-operative recovery.
Product Uses
- Stabilization of pelvic fractures : The Pelvic Plate - 3.5mm Curved is employed to stabilize fractures of various pelvic bones, including the pubic symphysis, ilium, and sacrum.
- Surgical fixation : Surgeons use this orthopedic implant to provide stable fixation of fractured pelvic bones during surgical procedures.
- Anatomical adaptation : Its curved design ensures optimal adaptation to the contours of the pelvic anatomy, enhancing stability and promoting effective healing.
- Trauma management : The implant is utilized in the management of traumatic pelvic injuries, helping to restore pelvic stability and function.
- Reconstructive surgery : In cases requiring pelvic reconstruction, the Pelvic Plate - 3.5mm Curved aids in restoring pelvic integrity and facilitating postoperative recovery.
Product Specification
- Size : 3.5mm thickness.
- Curvature : Curved design for optimal anatomical adaptation.
- Material : High-quality surgical-grade stainless steel or titanium alloy.
- Holes : Multiple screw holes for secure fixation.
- Length : Variable lengths available to accommodate different patient anatomies.
- Surface Finish : Smooth finish to minimize tissue irritation and promote biocompatibility.
- Sterilization : Compatible with standard sterilization methods such as autoclaving.
Pelvic Plate - 3.5 mm Curved Sizes
| Product Code | Name | Material | Hole |
|---|---|---|---|
| PS109.06 | 3.5 mm, Pelvic Curved Plate, 6 Holes | SS316 LVM | 6 |
| PS109.08 | 3.5 mm, Pelvic Curved Plate, 8 Holes | SS316 LVM | 8 |
| PS109.10 | 3.5 mm, Pelvic Curved Plate, 10 Holes | SS316 LVM | 10 |
| PS109.12 | 3.5 mm, Pelvic Curved Plate, 12 Holes | SS316 LVM | 12 |
| PS109.14 | 3.5 mm, Pelvic Curved Plate, 14 Holes | SS316 LVM | 14 |
Comprehensive Guide for Pelvic Plate - 3.5 mm Curved
- Patient Evaluation : Conduct a thorough medical history and physical examination. Evaluate the patient's overall health, underlying conditions, and any contraindications for surgery.
- Surgical Planning : Determine the optimal approach for pelvic plate placement based on fracture pattern and patient anatomy.
- Implant Selection : Confirm the selection of the Pelvic Plate - 3.5 mm Curved based on the fracture type and location. Ensure the size and curvature of the plate are appropriate for the patient's anatomy.
- Informed Consent : Discuss the surgical procedure, risks, benefits, and potential complications with the patient. Obtain informed consent.
- Implant Verification : Double-check the Pelvic Plate - 3.5 mm Curved implant and ensure it matches the planned specifications.
- Anesthesia : Administer appropriate anesthesia (general or regional) based on patient and surgical factors.
- Incision : Make a surgical incision over the fractured area, exposing the pelvic bones.
- Reduction : Carefully realign and reduce the fractured pelvic bones into their anatomical position using surgical instruments and techniques.
- Plate Placement : Select the appropriate size and curvature of the Pelvic Plate - 3.5mm Curved and secure it over the fracture site using orthopedic screws.
- Screw Fixation : Insert screws through the plate into the surrounding bone to stabilize the fracture and secure the plate in place.
- Recovery Monitoring : Transfer the patient to a post-anesthesia care unit (PACU) or intensive care unit (ICU) for close monitoring of vital signs and pain management.
- Rehabilitation : Initiate early mobilization and physical therapy to promote pelvic stability, muscle strength, and functional recovery.
- Wound Care : Monitor the surgical incision for signs of infection, and provide appropriate wound care instructions.
- Follow-up : Schedule regular follow-up appointments to assess fracture healing, implant integrity, and patient progress.
- Activity Restrictions : Advise the patient on activity limitations and precautions to prevent implant-related complications during the healing process.
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