Proximal Tibia Plate

3.5 mm

The 3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate is a trusted orthopedic fixation device specifically engineered to provide stable and precise fixation for proximal tibia fractures.
Crafted from high-quality,durable titanium material, this plate combines strength with biocompatibility to ensure reliable performance.
It's anatomical design conforms seamlessly to the proximal tibia, offering an optimal fit and promoting proper alignment during the healing process.
With versatile screw hole options, surgeons can achieve secure fixation tailored to each patient's unique needs.
By facilitating the restoration of tibial function, this plate plays a crucial role in improving patient outcomes and long-term recovery.

Count on the 3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate for exceptional fracture management and reliable support that promotes successful healing and restores mobility to the tibia.
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Proximal Tibia Fracture Fixation: The plate is utilized for stable fixation of proximal tibia fractures, providing support and alignment to promote proper healing.
Osteotomies: In corrective osteotomy procedures involving the proximal tibia, the plate can be used to stabilize and align the bone, helping to correct deformities and improve joint function.
Nonunion Treatment:The plate can aid in the treatment of nonunion cases, where the tibia fails to heal properly. It provides stability and support to encourage bone healing.
Malunion Correction: In cases of malunion, where the tibia has healed in an undesirable position, the plate can be used to realign the bone and restore proper alignment and function.
Tibial Plateau Fracture Fixation:The 3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate is commonly employed for fixation of tibial plateau fractures, providing stable support to the fractured bone fragments and facilitating proper healing.

Width: The plate has a width of 3.5 mm specifically designed for applications requiring a compact yet robust fixation solution for the proximal tibia.
Material:The plate is made from high-quality stainless steel or titanium alloy. These materials offer strength, durability, biocompatibility, and corrosion resistance.
Anatomical Design: The plate is anatomically contoured to match the shape of the proximal tibia bone, allowing for proper fit and alignment.
Sterility: 3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plates are typically supplied sterile and individually packaged to ensure product safety and reduce the risk of contamination.
Screw Holes: The plate features multiple screw holes of various sizes and configurations. This provides flexibility in screw placement to accommodate different fracture patterns, bone quality, and surgical techniques.

Locking Mechanism:Some plates may incorporate a locking screw mechanism. The locking screws engage with the plate, providing enhanced stability by preventing screw backout and reducing the risk of construct failure.
Surface Treatment:The plate may have a surface treatment or coating to enhance biocompatibility and promote osseointegration (the integration of the plate with the bone).

Product Code	Name	Material	Hole	Angled
PT094.06.01	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Right 6 Holes - ASLP	Titanium	6	Right
PT094.06.02	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Left 6 Holes - ASLP	Titanium	6	Left
PT094.08.01	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Right 8 Holes - ASLP	Titanium	8	Right
PT094.08.02	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Left 8 Holes - ASLP	Titanium	8	Left
PT094.10.01	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Right 10 Holes - ASLP	Titanium	10	Right
PT094.10.02	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Left 10 Holes - ASLP	Titanium	10	Left
PT094.12.01	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Right 12 Holes - ASLP	Titanium	12	Right
PT094.12.02	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Left 12 Holes - ASLP	Titanium	12	Left
PT094.14.01	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Right 14 Holes -ASLP	Titanium	14	Right
PT094.14.02	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Left 14 Holes - ASLP	Titanium	14	Left

Product Code	Name	Material	Hole	Angled
PT094.16.01	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Right 16 Holes - ASLP	Titanium	16	Right
PT094.16.02	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Left 16 Holes - ASLP	Titanium	16	Left
PS094.06.01	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Right 6 Holes (LVM) - ASLP	SS316 LVM	6	Right
PS094.06.02	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Left 6 Holes (LVM) - ASLP	SS316 LVM	6	Left
PS094.08.01	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Right 8 Holes (LVM) - ASLP	SS316 LVM	8	Right
PS094.08.02	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Left 8 Holes (LVM) - ASLP	SS316 LVM	8	Left
PS094.10.01	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Right 10 Holes (LVM) - ASLP	SS316 LVM	10	Right
PS094.10.02	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Left 10 Holes (LVM) - ASLP	SS316 LVM	10	Left
PS094.12.01	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Right 12 Holes (LVM) - ASLP	SS316 LVM	12	Right
PS094.12.02	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Left 12 Holes (LVM) - ASLP	SS316 LVM	12	Left

Product Code	Name	Material	Hole	Angled
PS094.14.01	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Right 14 Holes (LVM) - ASLP	SS316 LVM	14	Right
PS094.14.02	3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate , Left 14 Holes (LVM) - ASLP	SS316 LVM	14	Left

Medical Evaluation: Prior to the surgery, a comprehensive medical evaluation will be conducted to assess your overall health and suitability for the procedure. This may include a physical examination, medical history review, and any necessary pre-operative tests.

Surgical Consultation: You will have a consultation with your orthopedic surgeon to discuss the specific details of the surgery, including the use of the 3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate. This is an opportunity to address any questions or concerns you may have and to ensure a clear understanding of the procedure.

Pre-operative Instructions:Your surgeon will provide specific pre-operative instructions, which may include guidelines regarding eating and drinking prior to the surgery, medication management, and instructions for any required fasting.

Medication Review: It is essential to inform your surgeon about any medications you are currently taking, including prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, and supplements. Your surgeon will provide guidance on which medications to continue or discontinue before the surgery.

Anesthesia Consultation:If general anesthesia or regional anesthesia (such as a nerve block) will be used during the procedure, you may be required to have a separate consultation with an anesthesiologist to evaluate your anesthesia options and address any concerns.

Fasting Guidelines:You will likely be instructed to refrain from eating or drinking for a certain period before the surgery, typically starting at midnight the night before. This is to ensure a safe anesthesia administration during the procedure.

Smoking and Alcohol: It is advisable to refrain from smoking or consuming alcohol in the days leading up to the surgery, as these substances can affect your body's ability to heal and increase the risks associated with anesthesia.

Arrangements for Assistance: Make arrangements for someone to accompany you to the hospital or surgical center on the day of the procedure. They can provide support and transportation home following the surgery.

Remember to follow all pre-operative instructions provided by your surgeon to ensure a successful surgery and smooth recovery. If you have any concerns or questions, do not hesitate to reach out to your healthcare provider for clarification.

Anesthesia Administration: The surgery is typically performed under general anesthesia, which means you will be asleep and pain-free throughout the procedure. Your anesthesiologist will administer the anesthesia and monitor your vital signs during the surgery.

Incision: The surgeon will make an incision over the affected area of the proximal tibia. The size and location of the incision may vary based on the specific fracture pattern and surgical approach chosen.

Fracture Reduction: The fractured bone fragments will be carefully repositioned (reduced) into their anatomically correct alignment. Special instruments and techniques may be used to assist in achieving proper reduction.

Plate Placement: The 3.5 mm Proximal Tibia Plate will be positioned on the lateral aspect of the proximal tibia, spanning the fracture site. The plate is contoured to match the natural shape of the bone and may be temporarily fixed in place with small stabilization screws.

Screw Insertion:The surgeon will insert screws through the plate and into the bone to secure the fracture fragments. The choice of screws and their placement will depend on the fracture pattern and the stability required.

Final Positioning and Stability Check:The surgeon will ensure proper positioning of the plate and perform a stability check to ensure that the fracture is securely fixed.

Wound Closure: The incision will be carefully closed using sutures or staples. Sterile dressings will be applied to protect the surgical site.

Post-operative Care:You will be transferred to a recovery area, where your vital signs will be closely monitored. Pain medication and antibiotics may be administered as needed. You may be required to wear a cast, brace, or immobilization device to protect the area and aid in healing.

Rehabilitation:After an initial healing period, physical therapy and rehabilitation exercises will be initiated to restore strength, mobility, and function to the tibia. Your surgeon will provide guidance on the appropriate rehabilitation program and timeline.

Hospital Stay:After the surgery, you will be monitored in a recovery area until you are stable and awake from the anesthesia. The length of your hospital stay will depend on various factors, such as the extent of the surgery and your overall health.

Pain Management: Your healthcare team will provide pain medications to keep you comfortable during the recovery period. Follow the prescribed pain management regimen and notify the healthcare provider if you experience excessive pain or have concerns.

Wound Care: Proper wound care is crucial for preventing infection and promoting healing. Your surgeon will provide specific instructions on how to care for the incision site, including when to change dressings, how to keep the area clean, and any signs of infection to watch for.

Immobilization and Weight-Bearing: Depending on the specific fracture and surgical approach, you may require immobilization of the leg using a cast, brace, or splint. Your surgeon will advise you on weight-bearing restrictions and the use of crutches or other assistive devices.

Follow-up Appointments: Your surgeon will schedule regular follow-up appointments to monitor your progress and assess the healing process. These appointments are essential for removing sutures or staples, evaluating the stability of the implant, and adjusting your treatment plan if necessary.

Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy: Rehabilitation exercises and physical therapy are crucial for restoring strength, range of motion, and function to the affected leg. Your healthcare provider or a physical therapist will guide you through a personalized rehabilitation program to aid in your recovery.

Medication and Supplement Management: Follow the prescribed medication regimen, including any antibiotics or pain medications. Inform your healthcare provider about any additional medications or supplements you may be taking to ensure there are no interactions or contraindications.

Lifestyle and Activity Modifications: Your surgeon will provide specific instructions on activity restrictions, such as avoiding strenuous activities or contact sports during the initial healing period. Gradually resume normal activities as advised by your healthcare provider.

Signs of Complications: Be vigilant for signs of complications, such as infection, excessive swelling, increased pain, numbness, or any concerning symptoms. Contact your healthcare provider immediately if you experience any unexpected or worrisome changes.

It's important to adhere to all post-operative instructions provided by your healthcare team to optimize your recovery and ensure the best possible outcome. If you have any questions or concerns during the post-operative period, don't hesitate to reach out to your healthcare provider for guidance and support.