Mid Set

Comfort from technology. Whether you lock, perform dynamic compression or interfragmental compression. This plate, which you can use with either locking or non-locking screws, offers you a variety of use and strength. It is produced in accordance with the principle of minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis (Mipo).

The strongest plates in this set, the Limited Contact Locking Plates, are designed for difficult fractures in long bones. Ideal for MIPO (Minimally Invasive Plate Osteosynthesis) procedures, these locking plates are very strong if you use them with locking screws only. If you are not going to do dynamic compression or interfragmentary compression, they are a good competitor to the LCP plates.

The T plates in this set are designed with two adjacent locking screw holes at the distal end. This feature is very important in cases such as distal radius fractures with short fracture fragments, where secure fixation with two side-by-side locking screws is essential for stability and optimum healing. Moreover, it is possible to lock these two side-by-side screws at a slight angle. You can choose 2.4 mm locking screws for the side-by-side screws, while using the rest as 2.7 mm.

Simplicity and strength from simplicity. They don't bend easily like reconstructions. They are made of a harder titanium and much stronger than them. You always want to have them on hand when you need them.

Acetabular fractures are classified as intra-articular fractures and full anatomic reduction is targeted. For this purpose, your greatest supporter is the acetabular plates. There are special slits under these plates to bend the holes as desired. Attaching reconstruction plates to the dorsal surface may also be an alternative.

Thanks to these flexible plates, you can bend your plate as you wish despite the changing anatomical contours. Flexibility will steal some of the strength of your plate, so we do not recommend it for long bone fractures. It will be very useful for pelvic fractures or mandible fractures.

This set includes both 2.4 and 2.7 mm screws. Each drill has its own drill bit diameter and a locking drill guide. If your drill bit does not fit through the guide, you are probably using the wrong drill bit.

You can use the same screwdriver bit for 2.4 mm and 2.7 mm screws. Our locking screws have a torx head and for this, your screwdriver that fits perfectly with your screws is ready in your set. No need to worry about silicone handles, they are resistant to sterilization temperatures.