The Epiphyseal (Periarticular) Plate is designed for fixation around joint areas, particularly near the epiphysis, without compromising the growth plate. Its terrace-shaped design features a step-like contour that provides an improved anatomical fit and optimal load distribution on irregular bone surfaces, making it ideal for metaphyseal and periarticular regions.

• Fixation of fractures near or involving the epiphysis
• Correction of angular deformities in pediatric or adult bones
• Stabilization following osteotomy in periarticular regions
• Management of malunions or nonunions near growth plates
• Cases requiring stable fixation while preserving joint function
• Periarticular fractures with irregular bone geometry requiring conforming implants
• Correction of complex deformities needing stable fixation on uneven surfaces
• Situations requiring load sharing and prevention of implant prominence
• Osteotomies involving stepped or irregular bone surfaces

The hinge-type Epiphyseal Plate is a specialized orthopedic implant designed for correction of angular deformities. Its hinge mechanism allows controlled, gradual adjustment around a pivot point near the growth plate or epiphysis, enabling precise realignment while preserving growth potential.

• Correction of angular deformities near the knee
• Guided growth procedures in pediatric patients to modulate deformity progression
• Treatment of genu varum or genu valgum (bowleg or knock-knee) deformities
• Cases requiring gradual correction without compromising the growth plate
• Post-traumatic or congenital deformity management requiring controlled hinge movement

The arc-bridge Epiphyseal Plate is designed to conform to the natural bone curvature, providing stable fixation for deformity correction near the epiphysis. Its anatomical design preserves growth plate integrity and minimizes interference with joint function, making it ideal for pediatric and periarticular applications.

• Correction of angular deformities near the epiphysis
• Pediatric deformity correction with growth plate preservation
• Osteotomy stabilization in curved bone regions
• Fixation in periarticular areas requiring anatomical contouring