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2.7 Mm Straight Dorsal Plate

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2.7 Mm Straight Dorsal Plate Specification

Implants Type
Orthopedic Bone Plate

Material
Steel

Sterilized
Yes

Sterilization Mode
Gamma or EO Sterilized

Stent Location
Dorsal (Hand/Wrist)

Physical Shape
Straight Plate

Curved Angle
0 (Straight)

Flexible
Yes

Soluble
No

Recyclable
Yes

Recommended For
Fracture Fixation of Metacarpal/Phalangeal Dorsal Bone

Usage
Hospital

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies: Common lengths 40-60mm, width approx. 7 mm

Diameter
2.7 mm

Length
Available in multiple lengths (40 mm, 50 mm, 60 mm, etc.)

Grade
A

Color
Metallic Silver (Stainless Steel) or Metallic Grey (Titanium)

Weight
Approx. 5-12g (depends on length/material)

Attachment
Screw Holes (for 2.7 mm cortical screws)

Packing Type
Sterile Blister Pack

Surface Finish
Polished (Anti-corrosive)

Application Field
Orthopedic surgery, trauma, fracture fixation in hand and wrist

X-ray Compatibility
Radiolucent for clear imaging

Compliance
ISO 13485 & CE Certified

Edge Design
Rounded/Smooth for tissue preservation

Number of Holes
Typically 4 to 8 holes

Compatibility
Used with 2.7 mm locking or cortical screws

Hole Type
Combi (round/oval) for angular stability and compression

Shelf Life
5 Years

2.7 Mm Straight Dorsal Plate Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
100 Pieces

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
5000 Pieces Per Week

Delivery Time
3-7 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About 2.7 Mm Straight Dorsal Plate

A 2.7mm Straight Dorsal Plate is a type of medical implant used in orthopedic surgery for the treatment of fractures and other injuries involving the dorsal (back) aspect of bones, typically in the hand or foot. It is specifically designed to provide stability and support to fractured bones, promoting proper alignment and facilitating the healing process. The Straight Dorsal Plate is typically made of a biocompatible material such as titanium or stainless steel.

Precision in Trauma Fixation

Crafted for orthopedic excellence, the 2.7 mm Straight Dorsal Plate delivers enhanced fixation for hand and wrist fractures. Its combi hole design supports both locking and compression screws, providing surgeons with operational versatility. The radiolucent and anti-corrosive features make it a trusted choice in surgical settings.

Safety and Compatibility Assured

Each plate is sterilized via gamma or EO processes and delivered in a sterile blister pack. Compliance with ISO 13485 and CE standards guarantees quality and safe hospital use. The compatibility with 2.7 mm screws and universal application make it suitable for various fracture patterns.

FAQ's of 2.7 Mm Straight Dorsal Plate:

Q: How is the 2.7 mm Straight Dorsal Plate typically used in orthopedic surgery?

A: This plate is used to stabilize fractures in the dorsal region of hand and wrist bones, particularly for metacarpal and phalangeal fixation. Surgeons attach it using 2.7 mm locking or cortical screws, ensuring rigid fracture stabilization and optimal bone healing.

Q: What advantages does the combi (round/oval) hole type offer?

A: Combi holes allow both angular stable (locking) screws and standard compression screws to be used in the same plate, offering surgeons the flexibility to adapt fixation to the specific fracture pattern and patient anatomy.

Q: When should a radiolucent and anti-corrosive dorsal plate be selected?

A: Radiolucent and anti-corrosive plates are ideal when clear post-operative imaging is important and long-term implant durability is required. These qualities help with precise surgical placement and post-surgical assessment, as well as resistance to corrosion in the body.

Q: Where can the 2.7 mm Straight Dorsal Plate be sourced in India?

A: This plate is available through certified distributors, manufacturers, suppliers, and traders specializing in orthopedic implants across India. Ensure the supplier provides products with ISO 13485 and CE certification for quality assurance.

Q: What is the recommended process for implanting this dorsal plate?

A: The plate should be positioned over the fracture site, ensuring it fits the patient's hand or wrist contour. Screws are inserted through the combi holes to achieve angular stability or compression as needed. All implantation should be done under sterile conditions by a qualified orthopedic surgeon.

Q: What are the benefits of using a plate with a polished, rounded edge design?

A: A polished and smooth edge minimizes soft tissue irritation and preserves nearby structures, reducing the risk of complications. This design enhances patient recovery and comfort during the post-surgical healing period.

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