Overview – Distal Radius and Ulna/Hand
The Distal Radius, Ulna, and Hand is designed for precise management of fractures, dislocations, and deformities of the distal forearm and hand. These implants and instruments provide stable fixation, restore anatomy, and preserve wrist and hand function, enabling early mobilization and optimal functional recovery.
The range includes locking plates, variable-angle plates, screws, intramedullary devices, and specialized instruments. Distal radius and ulna plates are anatomically contoured to accommodate the complex geometry of the distal forearm, supporting volar, dorsal, and lateral fixation. Hand and metacarpal plates, including fusion and T-/L-shaped designs, allow precise stabilization of small bones and joints, preserving mobility and grip strength.
All implants are manufactured from high-strength Titanium or Stainless Steel, offering biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and long-term durability. Complementary instruments, including cortical and cancellous screws, drill guides, reduction tools, and hand-specific instruments, enable accurate placement, reduce operating time, and support predictable outcomes.
With a focus on anatomical design, modularity, and precision, the distal radius, ulna, and hand product range empowers surgeons to manage simple fractures, complex trauma, and reconstructive procedures effectively. These solutions restore alignment, provide stable fixation, and support early functional recovery for adult and pediatric patients.
