Specification
|
Code |
Specification |
Length |
Screw |
|
AY-L251 |
4 Holes |
19mm |
HC1.5 |
|
AY-L252 |
6 Holes |
29mm |
|
AY-L253 |
8 Holes |
39mm |
|
AY-L254 |
10 Holes |
49mm |
|
AY-L255 |
12 Holes |
59mm |
Description
The Phalangeal Reconstruction Locking Plate is a titanium alloy internal fixation implant designed for the stabilization and reconstruction of fractures in the phalanges of the hand. It is specifically developed to address complex fracture patterns, including comminuted and segmental fractures, where precise anatomical restoration is required.
This locking plate system features a low-profile design and can be contoured intraoperatively to match the small bone anatomy of the phalanges. When used with locking screws, it provides angular stable fixation, helping maintain alignment while minimizing soft tissue irritation and preserving hand function.
Advantages
Titanium alloy construction: Excellent biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and suitable strength for small bone fixation
Low-profile design: Reduces soft tissue irritation and improves patient comfort in hand applications
Reconstruction capability: Allows contouring to adapt to various phalangeal anatomies and fracture patterns
Locking screw system: Provides angular stability, enhancing fixation in small or fragile bone fragments
Precise fragment control: Supports accurate alignment and stabilization of complex fractures
Preservation of hand function: Designed to support early mobilization and functional recovery (as clinically appropriate)
Application
Phalangeal fractures (proximal, middle, and distal phalanges)
Comminuted or segmental finger fractures
Intra-articular phalangeal fractures
Malunion or corrective reconstruction procedures
Small bone fracture fixation in hand surgery
Open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) procedures
FAQ
Q1: What types of fractures is this plate designed for?
A1: It is used for complex phalangeal fractures, including comminuted, intra-articular, and reconstruction cases.
Q2: Can the plate be contoured during surgery?
A2: Yes. It is designed to allow intraoperative contouring to match the anatomy of small bones in the hand.
Q3: What material is used in this implant?
A3: The plate is made from medical-grade titanium alloy, offering durability, strength, and excellent biocompatibility for small bone fixation.