Tibia osteotomy plate TRUE LOCK Proximal Tibia High Osteotomy
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tibia osteotomy plate
tibia osteotomy plate
tibia osteotomy plate
tibia osteotomy plate
tibia osteotomy plate
tibia osteotomy plate
tibia osteotomy plate
tibia osteotomy plate
tibia osteotomy plate
tibia osteotomy plate
tibia osteotomy plate
tibia osteotomy plate
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Characteristics

Applications
tibia
Part of bone
proximal
Locking
locking
Materials
metallic
Length

120 mm
(4.7 in)

Number of holes

4 unit

Description

TRUE LOCK Proximal Tibia High Osteotomy Anatomic Plates are indicated for osteotomies, treatment of bone and joint deformities, fixation of fractures, and malalignment caused by injury or disease, such as osteoarthritis, of the distal femur and proximal tibia. Tibia plateau fractures make up 1-2% of all fractures and are in the third rank of adult fractures in terms of their incidence during 50 years of life. Plateau fractures involving the tibia upper end joint range widely from complex fractures caused by mild injuries. It is generally seen after high-energy traumas in young people and low-energy traumas in osteoporotic bone in the elderly. Proximal Tibia High Osteotomy Anatomic Locking Plate, It is designed to rearrange the stress distribution by changing the direction of the load axis passing through the diseased knee joint area, which is subjected to continuous loading, and to stabilize the fractures and deformities. Two options wedge and wedge-free. 2 hole options between 4-6 TRUE Proximal Tibia High Osteotomy Anatomic Plates are made of Ti6Al4V ELI material (ASTM F136)

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