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3.5 Mm Reconstruction Plate

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3.5 Mm Reconstruction Plate Specification

Implants Type
Reconstruction Plate

Material
Steel

Sterilized
Yes

Sterilization Mode
Autoclave or ETO gas

Stent Location
Orthopedic Fracture Site

Physical Shape
Flat with multiple holes, easily contourable

Curved Angle
Flexible to fit anatomical curves

Flexible
Yes

Soluble
No

Recyclable
Yes (in accordance with local regulations)

Recommended For
Fracture fixation, Bone reconstruction

Usage
Hospital

Dimension (L*W*H)
Available in multiple sizes, e.g. 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 holes; width approx 10 mm; thickness approx 3.5 mm

Diameter
Holes for 3.5 mm screws

Head Diameter
Screw head diameter compatible with 3.5 mm screw

Length
Multiple lengths available (60 mm to 240 mm)

Grade
A

Color
Metallic (Silver/Grey)

Weight
Varies by length (example: 12-hole plate approx. 40g)

Attachment
Secured with 3.5 mm cortical screws

Compliance
Meets ISO and CE standards for implants

Holes per Plate
Available from 4 to 14 holes

Shelf Life
5 years (if kept sterilized and unused)

Radiolucency
No (Radiopaque)

Packaging
Individually packed, sterile pouch

Surface Finish
Polished and Smooth

Corrosion Resistance
High

MRI Compatibility
Yes (Non-magnetic, MRI Safe)

3.5 Mm Reconstruction 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 3.5 Mm Reconstruction Plate

A 3.5mm Reconstruction Plate is a type of medical implant used in orthopedic surgery for the reconstruction and stabilization of fractures, deformities, or defects in bones. It is a versatile plate designed to provide strength and stability to support the healing process. The 3.5mm refers to the thickness or width of the 3.5 Mm Reconstruction Plate. It indicates the diameter of the screw holes and the overall size of the plate.

Versatile Orthopedic Solution

Designed for both fracture fixation and bone reconstruction, the 3.5 mm Reconstruction Plate adapts to a wide range of anatomical requirements. The flexible, contoured shape ensures optimal fit, stability, and ease of application in hospital settings. This product suits orthopedic surgeons seeking tailored solutions for complex skeletal repairs.

Quality and Safety Assured

Manufactured to meet ISO and CE implant standards, the plate provides exceptional reliability and patient safety. Polished and smooth, with high corrosion resistance and sterilization assurance, it retains its quality for up to 5 years if stored appropriately. MRI compatibility guarantees suitability for patients requiring imaging post-surgery.

Multiple Sizes for Patient Customization

With lengths ranging from 60 mm to 240 mm and hole counts between 4 and 14, the plate is adaptable for diverse surgical scenarios. The ability to contour this metallic plate to anatomical curves allows customization for individual fracture patterns, enhancing surgical outcomes and patient recovery.

FAQ's of 3.5 Mm Reconstruction Plate:

Q: What material is used in manufacturing the 3.5 mm Reconstruction Plate?

A: The plate is constructed from high-grade steel that offers strength, durability, and high corrosion resistance, making it suitable for long-term implantation.

Q: How does the 3.5 mm Reconstruction Plate ensure MRI compatibility?

A: This implant is non-magnetic and classified as MRI safe, allowing patients to undergo MRI scans after surgery without risk of interference or imaging artifacts.

Q: When should this plate be used in orthopedic procedures?

A: The plate is recommended for stabilizing fractured bones and reconstructing bone segments, typically applied at orthopedic fracture sites during surgery in hospitals.

Q: Where can the 3.5 mm Reconstruction Plate be sourced?

A: It is distributed, manufactured, supplied, and traded by authorized medical device companies in India, compliant with international standards for implants.

Q: What is the process for sterilizing the plate before use?

A: The plate is supplied pre-sterilized in individual pouches and may be sterilized using autoclave or ETO gas methods. It must remain in sterile packaging until it is ready for surgical use.

Q: How is the plate attached during surgery?

A: It is secured using 3.5 mm cortical screws inserted through pre-drilled holes, which ensures firm fixation to the bone.

Q: What are the key benefits of using this reconstruction plate?

A: Its high flexibility, ability to fit anatomical contours, corrosion resistance, MRI safety, and compliance with strict implant standards together ensure safe, reliable, and adaptable solutions for orthopedic surgeons.

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