Mini Fragment Implant Set

Description

Mini Fragment Implant Sets: Securing Delicate Bone Structures with Minimally Invasive Techniques

Mini Fragment Implant Sets are essential toolkits for orthopedic surgeons performing procedures on delicate bone structures, such as those in the hand, wrist, foot, and ankle. These sets offer a minimally invasive approach to achieving stable fixation:

• Variety of Implants: Mini fragment implant sets typically include a comprehensive selection of miniature plates, screws, and instruments specifically designed for small bone fragments.
  • Plates: These come in various shapes (e.g., L-shaped, T-shaped, straight) and sizes to accommodate different anatomical locations and fracture patterns.
  • Screws: Miniature screws (often 2.0mm or 2.7mm diameter) are included for secure fixation within smaller bones.
• Minimally Invasive Approach: The small size of the implants allows for smaller surgical incisions, minimizing disruption to surrounding tissues and potentially reducing recovery time.
• Applications in Orthopedic Surgery: Mini fragment implant sets find application in various procedures involving small bone fragments or delicate structures:
  • Hand and Wrist Surgery: Fracture fixation, osteotomies (surgical bone cuts) for joint corrections, and securing bone grafts in procedures like carpal boss surgery.
  • Foot and Ankle Surgery: Fracture repair in toes and metatarsals, arthrodesis (joint fusion) procedures, and bunion correction surgeries.

Important Considerations:

While offering minimally invasive advantages, consulting with a qualified orthopedic surgeon is crucial to determine the most appropriate implant selection for your individual case. Here are some additional factors to consider:

• Type and severity of the bone injury or surgical procedure
• Size and location of the bones involved
• Bone quality and density
• Patient’s overall health and medical history

Additional Notes:

• Mini fragment implant sets come in various configurations to cater to specific surgical needs.
• The material of the implants is typically biocompatible stainless steel or titanium alloy.
• The surgery involving mini fragment implants often utilizes fluoroscopy (live X-ray) for precise positioning during the procedure.