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3.5 mm Pelvic Reconstruction Plates (Straight & Curved, Low Profile)
Orthopaedic Trauma – Plates & Screws Pelvis plates

3.5 mm Pelvic Reconstruction Plates (Straight & Curved, Low Profile)

Pelvis plates

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Thin, bendable plates (3–16 holes) that surgeons contour to the pelvic ring to fix pelvic fractures. Standard workhorse implant in pelvi-acetabular trauma surgery.

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