(Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate

(Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate

1. Material sensitivity documented or suspected.

2. Infection, osteoporosis or other diseases hindering healing up of bone.

3. Compromised vascularity that would inhibit adequate blood supply to the fracture or the operative site.

4. Patients having inadequate tissue coverage over the operative sit.

5. Abnormity of bone structure.

6. Local infection happens at operation area and local inflammation symptom appears.

7. Children.

8. Overweight.:An overweight or obese patient can produce loads on the plate which can lead to failure of the fixation of the device or to failure of the device itself.

9. Mental illness.

10. Patients unwilling to cooperate in after treatment.

11. Other medical or surgical condition which would preclude the potential benefit of surgery.

12. Patients having any other surgery contraindication.

Fited screw:

φ2.0mm cortical screw

All plate are available in stainless steel or titanium

All screws are available in stainless steel or titanium

Features & Benefits

*Easy to bend, with lower notch

*Anatomical design,accommodate with the bone shape

*Can be shaping during surgery

Why choose CZMEDITECH Metacarpal Plate system:

*Made of high quality pure titanium and first-rate equipment

*Advanced surface oxidation process ensure decent appearance and great resistance

*Little soft tissue irritation thanks to low-profile design, smooth surface and round edge

*Matching screws and other all instruments are available

*Valid official proof certification.such as CE, ISO13485

*Very competitive price and very quick delivery

(Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate: Overview, Uses, and Benefits

In orthopedic surgery, plates are often used to stabilize and support broken or fractured bones. One such plate is the (Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate, which is commonly used to treat fractures of the fingers or metatarsal bones in the foot. In this article, we will provide an overview of the (Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate, its uses, and its benefits.

What is the (Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate?

The (Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate is a small, thin, and obliquely L-shaped metal plate that is placed over a fracture in a finger or metatarsal bone in the foot. The plate is made of titanium or stainless steel, and it has a low profile that minimizes the chances of irritation or discomfort. The (Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate is designed to be fixed to the bone using screws, which helps to stabilize the bone and promote healing.

Uses of the (Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate

The (Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate is most commonly used to treat fractures of the fingers or metatarsal bones in the foot. These fractures can be caused by trauma, such as a fall or a direct blow to the bone, or by overuse injuries, such as stress fractures. The plate is also used to treat bones that are weakened due to osteoporosis or other conditions that affect bone health.

Benefits of the (Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate

There are several benefits of using the (Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate to treat fractures. Firstly, the plate provides stable fixation of the bone, which helps to promote healing and prevent further damage. Secondly, the low profile of the plate helps to minimize discomfort and irritation. Finally, the (Oblique L-shape) design of the plate allows for a greater degree of flexibility and a better fit to the contours of the bone, which can improve the overall effectiveness of the treatment.

How is the (Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate implanted?

The (Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate is implanted through a surgical procedure. The surgeon makes an incision near the site of the fracture and exposes the bone. The plate is then positioned over the bone and fixed in place using screws. The screws are carefully placed to avoid damaging any nearby nerves or blood vessels. Once the plate is securely in place, the incision is closed, and the patient is given instructions on how to care for the wound and promote healing.

Recovery and Rehabilitation

Recovery and rehabilitation following surgery with the (Oblique L-shape) Finger (Metatarsal) Plate depend on the location and severity of the fracture, as well as the overall health of the patient. In most cases, patients will need to wear a cast or splint for several weeks to protect the bone and allow it to heal properly. Physical therapy may also be recommended to help improve range of motion and strength in the affected area.