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Anatomically pre-shaped plates for fractures of the acetabulum (hip socket), placed above or below the pelvic brim to buttress the quadrilateral surface — a modern approach for these complex fractures.
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Fixes fractures around the greater trochanter / upper thigh bone, and fractures that occur around an existing hip implant (periprosthetic fractures). Hooks grip the bone and steel cables wrap around it for extra hold.
Hollow screws with no protruding head, inserted over a guide wire. They squeeze small broken bone pieces together and sit flush inside the bone — used for scaphoid (wrist), ankle and small-joint fractures and fusions.
Locking plate fixed on the palm side of the forearm for distal radius (wrist) fractures — one of the most common fractures worldwide. VA (variable angle) means screws can be angled up to 15° to catch the best bone.
Small locking plate for fractures of the head and neck of the distal ulna, the forearm bone on the little-finger side of the wrist.
