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Specifications
Indications for use
4.5mm Fibular Distal Tibia Plate are indicated in the regions where there is ventrolateral instability, and/or when the soft tissue cover of the medial distal tibia is poor. These can be applied to the ventrolateral surface of the tibia after minimal removal of periosteum.
Specifications
Indications for use
4.5mm Fibular Distal Tibia Plate are indicated in the regions where there is ventrolateral instability, and/or when the soft tissue cover of the medial distal tibia is poor. These can be applied to the ventrolateral surface of the tibia after minimal removal of periosteum.
| Holes | Stainless Steel
Right |
Titanium
Right |
Stainless Steel
Left |
Titanium
Left |
| 7 | 3-340-07R | 3-340-07R-Ti | 3-340-07L | 3-340-07L-Ti |
| 9 | 3-340-09R | 3-340-09R-Ti | 3-340-09L | 3-340-09L-Ti |
| 11 | 3-340-11R | 3-340-11R-Ti | 3-340-11L | 3-340-11L-Ti |
| 13 | 3-340-13R | 3-340-13R-Ti | 3-340-13L | 3-340-13L-Ti |
A 4.5mm Fibular Distal Tibia Plate is an orthopedic fixation implant designed to help stabilize fractures involving the distal tibia and fibular region during surgical fracture fixation.
It may be used for selected distal tibia and fibula fractures where plate fixation is clinically appropriate. The specific indication depends on fracture pattern, bone quality, and the surgeon's treatment plan.
The 4.5mm designation generally refers to the compatible screw system used with the plate. Screw selection should follow the implant system's specifications and the surgeon's technique.
The plate provides a stable framework for securing bone fragments with compatible screws, helping maintain fracture alignment during healing.
A qualified orthopedic or trauma surgeon should determine whether the implant is appropriate after evaluating imaging, fracture characteristics, bone quality, and other patient specific factors.
