High Quatlity Distal Radius T Type Locking Plates (three Holes In Head)

Titanium alloy is lightweight with low stress shielding, suitable for young patients with high activity levels and cases requiring long-term implantation; stainless steel is cost-effective with high fatigue resistance, suitable for patients with low activity levels and cases requiring short-term fixation. Both meet clinical use standards and can be selected according to actual clinical needs.

It is especially suitable for unstable intra-articular fractures of the distal radius, such as Barton fractures and Die-punch fractures, as well as comminuted fractures with articular surface collapse. The 3-hole multi-directional locking head can provide stable cross support for collapsed articular bone blocks, effectively preventing secondary displacement.

The plate body is designed to avoid the tracks of tendons and nerves around the wrist, with a thickness of only 1.5-2.0mm and a smooth passivated surface. Clinical use shows that the risk of soft tissue irritation is extremely low, and the incidence of postoperative complications such as carpal tunnel syndrome and tendon adhesion is significantly lower than that of ordinary straight plates.

Yes, the multi-directional locking structure provides stable fixation, allowing patients to start passive and active wrist functional exercises under the guidance of clinicians within 1-2 weeks after surgery, which helps to reduce the risk of joint stiffness and improve functional recovery speed.

It is a temporary internal fixation implant, and the plate is usually removed 6-12 months after fracture healing according to the patient's recovery. The specific removal time needs to be determined by the clinician based on the patient's healing status.