Volar Distal Radius Plate

Introducing our advanced Volar Distal Radius Rim Plate (Variable Angle 2.4/2.7 mm), a cutting-edge orthopedic implant designed to redefine wrist fracture repair.
This innovative plate offers adjustable angle fixation, empowering surgeons to provide tailored solutions for even the most complex cases.
Precision-crafted and engineered for stability, our plate sets a new standard in orthopedic care.
Elevate patient outcomes and ensure the utmost in fracture healing and wrist function restoration with this trusted implant.
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Distal Radius Fracture Fixation :The primary purpose is to stabilize and fixate distal radius fractures, providing support and alignment for optimal healing.
Variable Angle Fixation : The plate's adjustable angle feature allows surgeons to adapt the fixation angle to the specific needs of each patient and fracture, enhancing surgical flexibility.
Complex Fractures : It is particularly valuable in cases involving complex or comminuted distal radius fractures, where stability and precise alignment are critical.
Fracture Reduction : The plate facilitates the reduction of displaced fractures, assisting in aligning bone fragments accurately.
Wrist Joint Stabilization : By providing stability to the wrist joint, it helps prevent post-operative deformities and supports functional recovery.

Orthopedic Trauma Surgery :Surgeons use this implant in trauma cases involving wrist injuries, enabling the reconstruction of the distal radius.
Orthopedic Reconstruction : It can be employed in various orthopedic reconstruction procedures, such as corrective osteotomies and wrist realignment surgeries.
Minimally Invasive Surgery : In some cases, this plate can be used in minimally invasive surgical techniques, reducing the size of incisions and tissue disruption.
Post-Traumatic Rehabilitation : After surgery, it aids patients in regaining wrist function and strength through rehabilitation.

Size : The plate has a width of 2.4mm, ensuring stability while accommodating varying anatomical structures.
Material :Manufactured from high-quality medical-grade titanium alloy for biocompatibility, strength, and durability.
Design : The plate features a variable angle design, allowing surgeons to adjust the angle of fixation during surgery to suit the patient's specific needs.
Thickness : The plate's thickness is standardized at 2.4mm to maintain structural integrity.
Thickness : The plate's thickness will correspond to the selected width, with one side being 2.4mm thick and the other side 2.7mm thick, ensuring strength and stability.

Screw Holes : The plate includes multiple screw holes of varying sizes to accommodate orthopedic screws for secure fixation. The variable angle feature is integrated into the design of the screw holes.
Sterilization : Provided in a sterile condition to meet surgical requirements and prevent infections.

Product Code	Name	Material	Head Hole	Shaft Hole	Angled
PT319.05.01	2.4/2.7 Distal radius volar Rim Plate Standard 5 hole Right - VALP	Titanium	7	5	Right
PT319.05.02	2.4/2.7 Distal radius volar Rim Plate Standard 5 hole Left - VALP	Titanium	7	5	Left
PT320.05.01	2.4/2.7 Distal Radius Volar Rim Plate Wide 5 Hole Right - VALP	Titanium	7	5	Right
PT320.05.02	2.4/2.7 Distal Radius Volar Rim Plate Wide 5 Hole Left - VALP	Titanium	7	5	Left

Patient Evaluation : The surgeon conducts a comprehensive evaluation of the patient's medical history, wrist condition, and any previous surgeries.

Imaging : X-rays, CT scans, or other imaging studies are performed to assess the extent and nature of the distal radius fracture.

Surgical Planning : Based on imaging results, the surgeon plans the procedure, including the selection of the appropriate plate size (2.4mm), length, and the anticipated angle of fixation using the variable angle feature.

Informed Consent : The surgeon discusses the procedure, potential risks, and benefits with the patient, obtaining informed consent.

Anesthesia : Anesthesia options (local, regional, or general) are discussed with the patient and administered as per the patient's and surgeon's preferences.

Patient Positioning : The patient is positioned on the operating table with the affected wrist accessible and exposed.

Incision : A sterile field is established, and a carefully planned incision is made over the distal radius. The incision's length and location are determined by the fracture pattern and the chosen plate size.

Fracture Reduction : The surgeon carefully manipulates and reduces the fractured bone fragments, ensuring proper alignment.

Plate Placement : The "Volar Distal Radius Rim Plate (Variable Angle 2.4/2.7 mm)" is positioned over the fracture site, and screws are inserted through the plate's screw holes to secure it in place. The variable angle feature allows for fine-tuned placement.

Variable Angle Fixation : Utilizing the variable angle feature of the plate, the surgeon adjusts the angle of fixation as needed to achieve optimal alignment and stability.

Wound Closure : The incision is meticulously closed using sutures or staples, ensuring a clean and infection-free wound closure.

Dressing and Immobilization : A sterile dressing is applied, and a splint or cast may be placed to immobilize the wrist and provide support during the initial healing phase.

Recovery Room : The patient is monitored in the recovery room to ensure stable vital signs and absence of immediate post-operative complications.

Pain Management : Pain management protocols are initiated as needed to keep the patient comfortable.

Physical Therapy : Depending on the surgeon's recommendations, physical therapy and rehabilitation exercises may be initiated to promote wrist mobility and strength.

Follow-Up Appointments : The patient is scheduled for follow-up appointments with the surgeon to monitor the healing process, remove sutures or staples, and assess overall recovery.

X-ray Monitoring : Regular X-rays are taken to evaluate bone healing and the position of the implant.

Return to Normal Activity : The timeline for returning to normal activities varies depending on the individual patient's healing process and the surgeon's guidance.