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The patented
Intrafocal Pin Plate* is a low profile, minimally
invasive solution for dorsally displaced, distal
radius fracture treatment. A growing alternative
to casting, it utilizes the “tried and true”
buttressing technique of “intrafocal pinning”
described by Kapandji to hold a small low profile
Plate in a buttressing position with an intramedullary
Pin.
Minimally
Invasive Fixation uses a 1
cm incision to allow the surgeon to quickly
create a stable construct while only using
a Bier block anesthesia. Bysimply inserting
the pin plate intrafocally the surgeonis able
to seat the implant and reduce the fracture
without all the complications of casting,
external fixators or percutaneous pinning.
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Plate Profile minimizes the
soft-tissue abrasion concerns found in using
standard plates while still providing the
strength needed to maintain fragment stability.
The implants come in one and two-hole configurations
to provide the surgeon with multiple options. |
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Fragment
Specific Design provides the
surgeon with unparalleled intraoperative flexibility.
Due to the small implant size, the device
has multiple uses that allow simple and complex
cases to be addressed. One and two-hole versions
are offered for tailoring to anatomy.
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Intrafocal Pin Plate
- 2 Hole |
*Patent No. 6,379,359 |
