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Specifications
Indications for use
As buttress for the femoral condyles with multiple fragment fractures.
Specifications
Indications for use
As buttress for the femoral condyles with multiple fragment fractures.
| Holes | Stainless Steel
Right |
Titanium
Right |
Stainless Steel
Left |
Titanium
Left |
| 7 | 3-332-07R | 3-332-07R-Ti | 3-332-07L | 3-332-07L-Ti |
| 9 | 3-332-09R | 3-332-09R-Ti | 3-332-09L | 3-332-09L-Ti |
| 11 | 3-332-11R | 3-332-11R-Ti | 3-332-11L | 3-332-11L-Ti |
| 12 | 3-332-12R | 3-332-12R-Ti | 3-332-12L | 3-332-12L-Ti |
| 13 | 3-332-13R | 3-332-13R-Ti | 3-332-13L | 3-332-13L-Ti |
| 15 | 3-332-15R | 3-332-15R-Ti | 3-332-15L | 3-332-15L-Ti |
A 4.5mm Condylar Buttress Plate is an orthopedic fixation implant designed to help stabilize fractures involving the condylar region of long bones. Its buttress design helps support fractured bone fragments during healing.
It is generally used for fracture fixation around the condylar area where additional structural support and stabilization are required. The specific application depends on the fracture pattern and the surgeon’s treatment plan.
The 4.5mm designation generally refers to the compatible screw system or plate system specification rather than the overall thickness of the plate. Compatibility should always be confirmed with the manufacturer's technical specifications.
A condylar buttress plate can provide mechanical support to fractured bone segments and help maintain alignment during the healing process. Its design can also assist surgeons in achieving stable fixation for appropriate fracture patterns.
No. The appropriate implant depends on factors such as fracture location, fracture pattern, bone quality, patient anatomy, and the surgeon’s preferred fixation technique. A qualified orthopedic surgeon should determine whether this plate is appropriate.
