Titanium/Stainless DCP Unla and Radius Plate Orthopedic Trauma Bone Plates

The ulnar plate is pre-contoured to match the S-shaped physiological curvature of the ulnar shaft, while the radial plate is designed to fit the radial bow of the radius. Each is optimized for the specific anatomical characteristics of the respective bone, ensuring perfect intraoperative fit without additional bending.

It is especially suitable for unstable ulnar and radial shaft fractures such as oblique, spiral and comminuted fractures, as well as combined fractures like Monteggia and Galeazzi fractures. The dynamic compression function can effectively reduce the fracture gap and promote healing, while the anatomical design ensures stable fixation.

The plate is designed to avoid the interosseous membrane attachment area and the paths of the superficial and deep branch of the radial nerve, ulnar nerve and median nerve. As long as the anatomical approach is followed and the periosteum is stripped carefully, the risk of nerve and soft tissue injury is extremely low.

Yes, the dynamic compression fixation provides stable biomechanical support, allowing patients to start passive and active forearm rotation exercises under the guidance of clinicians within 2-3 weeks after surgery, which helps to reduce the risk of joint stiffness and muscle atrophy, and improve functional recovery speed.

It is a temporary internal fixation implant, and the plate is usually removed 12-18 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.