Volar Distal Radius

T Plate (Right Angled)

Introducing our revolutionary Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled) , a game-changer in orthopedic surgery.
Designed to enhance precision and stability during fracture fixation and osteotomy stabilization procedures, this cutting-edge device sets new standards in orthopedic care.
Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled) is tailored for the volar (palm-side) aspect of the distal radius bone, ensuring optimal alignment and supporting accelerated healing.
Its innovative design, coupled with high-quality materials, guarantees durability and reliability, empowering surgeons to deliver exceptional patient outcomes.
Ease of use is paramount, and our Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled) doesn't disappoint. With user-friendly features, surgeons can confidently navigate complex procedures, achieving consistent results.

We prioritize patient well-being, and that's why our Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled) undergoes rigorous testing to meet the highest safety standards.
Rest assured, this orthopedic implant delivers exceptional performance while minimizing risks.
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Distal Radius Fracture Fixation : The Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled) is specifically designed for precise fixation of distal radius fractures, providing stability to promote proper healing.
Osteotomy Stabilization :Surgeons can utilize the plate to stabilize the bone after an osteotomy, ensuring accurate alignment and support during the healing process.
Malunion Correction : The plate can be employed to correct malunions (improperly healed fractures) of the distal radius, restoring proper alignment and function.
Joint Arthrodesis : For cases requiring joint fusion, the Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled) can be used to immobilize the joint and facilitate the fusion process.
Corrective Surgery for Deformities : The plate is valuable in corrective surgeries for deformities of the distal radius, aiding in realigning the bone to its anatomically correct position.

Bone Graft Support : During bone graft procedures, the plate can provide stability and support to enhance graft integration and promote bone healing.
Complex Orthopedic Reconstructions : In complex orthopedic cases involving the distal radius, the plate can serve as an essential tool for reconstructive procedures, enabling accurate and stable fixation.

Material :titanium alloy for excellent biocompatibility and strength.
Size Options : Available in various sizes to accommodate different patient anatomies and surgical requirements.
Angled Design : Specifically designed with a right-angled configuration to optimize fixation in the volar (palm-side) aspect of the distal radius bone.
Screw Holes : Multiple screw holes of varying diameters and lengths to allow for versatile screw placement and stable fixation.
Locking Mechanism : Featuring a locking system to enhance stability and prevent screw backout, ensuring long-term implant integrity.
Low Profile : Streamlined and low-profile design to minimize soft tissue irritation and improve patient comfort during the healing process.

Radiolucent Markings : Incorporates radiolucent markings to facilitate easy and accurate intraoperative visualization on X-ray imaging.

Product Code	Name	Material	Head Hole	Shaft Hole
PT236.33	3.5 T-plate , right-angled , shaft 3 holes, head 3 holes - ASLP	Titanium	03	03
PT236.35	3.5 T-plate , right-angled , shaft 5 holes, head 3 holes - ASLP	Titanium	03	05
PT236.44	3.5 T-plate , right-angled , shaft 4 holes, head 4 holes - ASLP	Titanium	04	04
PT236.46	3.5 T-plate , right-angled , shaft 6 holes, head 4 holes - ASLP	Titanium	04	06

Patient Evaluation : Conduct a thorough assessment of the patient's medical history, including any previous injuries or surgeries, allergies, and existing medical conditions.

Imaging Studies : Review and analyze X-rays, CT scans, or MRI images of the patient's distal radius to determine the extent of the fracture or osteotomy and plan for appropriate plate size and placement.

Surgical Planning : Collaborate with the surgical team to create a comprehensive surgical plan, considering the fracture type, bone quality, and the desired alignment of the distal radius.

Implant Selection : Select the appropriate size and configuration of the "Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled)" based on the patient's anatomy and the surgical plan.

Informed Consent : Obtain informed consent from the patient, explaining the surgical procedure, potential risks, benefits, and possible alternatives to using the "Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled)."

Anesthesia : Consult with an anesthesiologist to determine the most suitable anesthesia option for the patient's comfort during the surgery.

Preoperative Instructions : Provide the patient with preoperative instructions, which may include fasting guidelines, medication restrictions, and general preparation for surgery.

Antibiotic Prophylaxis : Administer antibiotic prophylaxis, if required, based on institutional protocols and the patient's medical history, to reduce the risk of infection.

Patient Positioning : Plan the patient's positioning during surgery to ensure optimal access to the surgical site and reduce the risk of pressure-related injuries.

Surgical Team Briefing : Conduct a preoperative briefing with the surgical team to review the surgical plan, confirm implant selection, and address any specific concerns or questions.

Instrument Preparation : Ensure that all surgical instruments, including the "Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled)" and necessary screws, are sterile and readily available for use during the procedure.

Surgical Environment : Verify that the operating room is appropriately set up with the required equipment, including fluoroscopy or X-ray machines for intraoperative imaging.

Patient Identification :Confirm the patient's identity and match it with their medical records and the "Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled)" intended for the specific procedure.

Patient Preparation : Administer the appropriate anesthesia to the patient, ensuring they are comfortable and ready for the surgery. Position the patient correctly, and drape the surgical site in a sterile manner.

Incision and Exposure : Make an appropriate incision over the volar aspect of the distal radius to expose the fractured or osteotomized bone.

Fracture Reduction or Osteotomy : If necessary, perform fracture reduction or osteotomy to realign the bone segments and restore the proper anatomy.

Plate Selection : Select the appropriate size of the "Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled)" based on preoperative measurements and the patient's anatomy.

Plate Placement : Carefully position the "Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled)" on the volar aspect of the distal radius bone, ensuring that the plate's angles match the bone contours accurately.

Screw Hole Preparation : Use specialized instruments to create pilot holes in the bone through the plate's pre-drilled screw holes. Ensure proper screw trajectory and depth.

Screw Fixation : Insert the screws through the plate's screw holes and into the pilot holes in the bone. Utilize locking screws if available to enhance stability.

Screw Tightening : Gradually and evenly tighten the screws to securely affix the plate to the bone. Take care not to overtighten to avoid damaging the bone or the plate.

Verification and Testing : Verify the proper alignment and fixation of the "Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled)" using fluoroscopy or X-ray imaging during surgery.

Wound Closure : Close the incision with appropriate sutures or surgical staples, ensuring wound integrity and optimal healing.

Post-Procedure : Transfer the patient to the recovery area for postoperative monitoring and pain management. Provide instructions for postoperative care, including immobilization and activity restrictions.

Follow-Up Care : Schedule follow-up appointments for the patient to assess the healing progress, remove sutures, and monitor bone union.

Immediate Postoperative Period : Transfer the patient to the recovery area and closely monitor their vital signs and overall condition.Ensure the patient's comfort and safety during the initial recovery phase.

Wound Care : Keep the surgical incision site clean and dry.Change dressings regularly, following the surgeon's instructions or institutional protocols.

Immobilization and Weight-Bearing : Instruct the patient to follow weight-bearing guidelines, if applicable, as recommended by the surgeon.Provide guidelines for immobilization, which may include the use of a cast, splint, or brace to support the wrist during the initial healing phase.

Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation : Initiate a guided physical therapy program as prescribed by the surgeon to promote wrist mobility and strength gradually.

Medication Management : Administer antibiotics, if prescribed, to prevent infection. Provide pain medications and anti-inflammatory drugs, as needed, to manage postoperative discomfort.

Activity Restrictions : Instruct the patient to avoid strenuous activities and heavy lifting during the early postoperative period to protect the healing bone and implant.

Follow-Up Appointments : Schedule regular follow-up appointments with the surgeon to monitor the healing progress and the stability of the "Volar Distal Radius T Plate (Right Angled)" implant.

Patient Education : Educate the patient and their caregivers on potential complications to watch for, such as signs of infection or implant-related issues.

Radiographic Monitoring : Perform periodic X-ray or imaging studies to assess bone healing and the proper alignment and stability of the implant.

Activity Gradual Return : Instruct the patient on the gradual return to normal activities based on the surgeon's guidelines and the patient's progress.