This implant is designed for internal fixation of pelvic fractures. Its low-profile design helps minimize soft-tissue irritation, while the straight shape is well-suited for contouring along the ilium or other pelvic regions.

• Iliac wing fractures
• Pelvic ring fractures
• Acetabular and sacral fracture fixation
• Pelvic reconstruction following trauma or deformity

This curved, low-profile reconstruction plate is designed for internal fixation of complex pelvic fractures. Its pre-contoured, anatomical shape conforms to the pelvic ring, providing stable fixation while minimizing soft-tissue irritation. Engineered for versatility in trauma reconstruction, it allows excellent contouring and adaptability to various pelvic regions.

• Pelvic ring and iliac wing fractures
• Acetabular fracture fixation
• Post-traumatic pelvic reconstruction

This curved, low-profile reconstruction plate is designed for internal fixation of complex pelvic fractures. Its pre-contoured, anatomical shape conforms to the pelvic ring, providing stable fixation while minimizing soft-tissue irritation. Engineered for versatility in trauma reconstruction, it allows excellent contouring and adaptability to various pelvic regions.

• Pelvic ring and iliac wing fractures
• Acetabular fracture fixation
• Post-traumatic pelvic reconstruction

An anatomically curved, J-shaped, low-profile plate engineered for precise reconstruction and internal fixation. Its slim design reduces soft-tissue irritation while providing stable, reliable support.

• Pelvic fractures and pelvic ring reconstruction
• Complex reconstructions involving pelvic geometry, including the acetabulum and ilium
• Revision surgery and fixation of deformities or non-unions within the pelvic anatomy

This low-profile reconstruction plate is specifically designed for the pubic symphysis. It features coaxial combi-holes that accept both locking and standard cortical screws, providing versatility and stable, anatomically conforming fixation.

• Symphyseal (pubic) fractures requiring precise stabilization and reconstruction of the pelvic ring
• Pelvic ring disruptions involving the anterior pubic symphysis
• Acetabular fractures extending to or involving the pubic region
• Non-unions or malunions of the symphysis requiring corrective fixation
• Post-traumatic deformities of the pelvic symphysis
• Osteotomies in the anterior pelvic region requiring stabilization

This low-profile reconstruction plate is specifically designed for the pubic symphysis. It features coaxial combi-holes that accept both locking and standard cortical screws, providing versatility and stable, anatomically conforming fixation.

• Symphyseal (pubic) fractures requiring precise stabilization and reconstruction of the pelvic ring
• Pelvic ring disruptions involving the anterior pubic symphysis
• Acetabular fractures extending to or involving the pubic region
• Non-unions or malunions of the symphysis requiring corrective fixation
• Post-traumatic deformities of the pelvic symphysis
• Osteotomies in the anterior pelvic region requiring stabilization

This anatomically contoured plate is designed for fixation of posterior wall acetabular fractures. Its curvature aligns with the acetabular rim, providing optimal stability and support. Available in both stainless steel and titanium, it offers material options to suit diverse clinical requirements.

• Fixation of posterior wall acetabular fractures
• Reconstruction of the acetabular rim
• Stabilization of comminuted acetabular fragments
• Support for fractures extending into the ischial tuberosity

This plate is designed to buttress the medial wall of the acetabulum, providing stabilization for fractures involving the quadrilateral surface. It is part of the 3.5 mm Low-Profile Pelvic System and is typically used in combination with pelvic reconstruction plates. The plate is pre-contoured to fit most quadrilateral surface anatomies, though minor intraoperative adjustments may be required.

• Quadrilateral surface comminution associated with acetabular fractures
• Anterior column fractures with associated posterior hemi-transverse fractures
• Stabilization of medial wall fractures in acetabular trauma
• Buttress support in elderly patients with osteoporotic bone

This anatomically contoured plate is designed to stabilize small or comminuted bone fragments in acetabular fractures. Its spring mechanism enables compression of fragments, allowing secure fixation without the need for screws in select cases. Typically used in combination with reconstruction plates, it provides a low-profile solution for managing complex fracture patterns.

• Stabilization of small or comminuted bone fragments in acetabular fractures
• Adjunctive fixation in posterior wall acetabular fractures
• Use with reconstruction plates for enhanced stability
• Fractures where traditional screw fixation is not feasible

This anatomically contoured plate is designed to stabilize fractures of the anterior pelvic ring, particularly those involving the pubic symphysis and anterior column. Its curvature ensures an optimal fit along the pelvic brim, delivering strong support throughout the healing process. Commonly used in combination with other reconstruction plates, it provides comprehensive stabilization in complex pelvic fracture cases.

• Pubic symphysis fractures
• Anterior column fractures
• Pelvic ring disruptions
• Post-traumatic pelvic reconstruction
• Osteoporotic fractures requiring additional support

This pre-contoured plate is designed for stabilization of posterior wall acetabular fractures. Its anatomical shape conforms to the curvature of the ischial tuberosity, providing optimal support while minimizing the need for extensive intraoperative contouring. Typically used alongside reconstruction plates, it enables comprehensive fixation in complex pelvic fracture cases. Available in both stainless steel and titanium, it offers versatility to accommodate diverse patient needs.

• Posterior wall acetabular fractures
• Posterior column fractures
• Pelvic ring disruptions
• Post-traumatic pelvic reconstruction
• Osteoporotic fractures requiring additional support

This pre-contoured plate is designed to stabilize fractures involving the sacroiliac joint. Its anatomical curvature ensures an optimal fit along the pelvic brim, delivering strong support throughout the healing process. Commonly used in combination with reconstruction plates, it provides comprehensive stabilization in complex pelvic fracture cases. Available in both stainless steel and titanium, it offers versatility to meet diverse patient needs.

• Sacroiliac joint fractures
• Pelvic ring disruptions
• Post-traumatic pelvic reconstruction
• Osteoporotic fractures requiring additional support

This versatile plate is designed for stabilization of complex fractures involving small to medium-sized bones. Its interlocking mechanism creates a fixed-angle construct that enhances stability, particularly in osteoporotic bone, by resisting screw back-out and maintaining accurate fracture reduction. Available in both stainless steel and titanium, it provides material options to suit varying patient needs.

• Pelvic and acetabular fractures: Reconstruction of complex pelvic and acetabular fractures
• Distal humerus fractures: Stable fixation of distal humerus fractures
• Clavicular fractures: Fixation of midshaft clavicle fractures, especially in osteoporotic bone
• Distal tibia fractures: Stabilization of distal tibia fractures
• Medial malleolus fractures: Secure fixation of medial malleolus fractures
• Fractures with complex 3D geometry: Designed for bones with challenging three-dimensional anatomy

This anatomically contoured plate is designed to stabilize fractures of the anterior pelvic ring, particularly those involving the pubic symphysis and anterior column. Its curvature ensures an optimal fit along the pelvic brim, providing strong and reliable support during the healing process. Commonly used in combination with other reconstruction plates, it allows comprehensive stabilization of complex pelvic fractures. Available in both stainless steel and titanium, it offers versatility to meet diverse patient needs.

• Pubic symphysis fractures
• Anterior column fractures
• Pelvic ring disruptions
• Post-traumatic pelvic reconstruction
• Osteoporotic fractures requiring additional support

This pre-contoured plate is designed to conform precisely to the acetabular anatomy. It provides stable fixation for a variety of acetabular fracture patterns while minimizing the need for intraoperative bending. With its low-profile design, the plate reduces soft-tissue irritation and improves patient comfort.

• Fixation of acetabular fractures, including anterior and posterior columns
• Stabilization of acetabular rim fractures
• Reconstruction in comminuted acetabular fractures
• Post-traumatic pelvic reconstruction

This anatomically contoured, low-profile plate is designed for stable fixation of quadrilateral surface fractures of the acetabulum. It provides effective buttressing of the medial acetabular wall, ensuring strong support while minimizing soft-tissue irritation.

• Fixation of quadrilateral surface fractures of the acetabulum
• Stabilization of medial wall acetabular fractures
• Support for comminuted acetabular fractures involving the quadrilateral surface
• Use in complex pelvic and acetabular reconstructions

This anatomically contoured plate is designed to stabilize fractures of the anterior quadrilateral surface of the acetabulum. Its low-profile design provides reliable buttressing support while minimizing soft-tissue irritation.

• Fixation of anterior quadrilateral surface acetabular fractures
• Stabilization of anterior column fractures involving the quadrilateral surface
• Support for comminuted fractures of the anterior acetabular wall
• Use in complex pelvic fracture reconstructions

This anatomically contoured, low-profile plate is designed for fixation and stabilization of fractures involving the anterior pelvic ring. Its curvature ensures an optimal fit along the anterior pelvic brim, providing strong support while minimizing soft-tissue irritation.

• Fixation of anterior pelvic ring fractures
• Stabilization of pubic rami fractures
• Treatment of pelvic ring disruptions involving the anterior segment
• Post-traumatic pelvic reconstruction

This anatomically contoured plate is designed to stabilize fractures of the posterior pelvic ring. Its low-profile design ensures secure fixation while minimizing soft-tissue irritation, making it well-suited for reconstruction of complex pelvic injuries.

• Fixation of posterior pelvic ring fractures
• Stabilization of sacroiliac joint disruptions
• Treatment of posterior column acetabular fractures
• Use in complex pelvic fracture reconstructions

This anatomically contoured plate is designed to provide stable fixation of the anterior sacroiliac joint. Its curvature conforms to the pelvic anatomy, ensuring secure stabilization, while the low-profile design helps minimize soft-tissue irritation.

• Fixation of anterior sacroiliac joint disruptions
• Stabilization of sacroiliac joint fractures
• Treatment of pelvic ring injuries involving the anterior sacroiliac joint
• Post-traumatic pelvic reconstruction

This pre-contoured, V-shaped plate is specifically designed for stabilization of bilateral anterior column acetabular fractures. Its anatomical contour conforms to the iliopubic region, providing rigid fixation and reliable support for complex fracture patterns while minimizing soft-tissue irritation.

• Fixation of bilateral anterior column acetabular fractures
• Stabilization of iliopubic fractures
• Treatment of complex anterior pelvic ring injuries
• Post-traumatic acetabular reconstruction

This plate is designed for the fixation of complex fractures and osteotomies in anatomically challenging areas, allowing for precise contouring to bone surfaces.

• Comminuted and complex fractures of the pelvis.
• Fracture fixation that requires anatomical contouring and stable fixation.
• Osteotomies needing rigid internal fixation.
• Nonunions and malunions.
• Small bone fractures where flexibility and strength are needed.

This pre-contoured plate is designed for stable fixation of sacroiliac joint fractures and disruptions. Its anatomical design conforms to the sacroiliac region, providing secure stabilization while minimizing soft-tissue irritation.

• Fixation of sacroiliac joint fractures and disruptions
• Stabilization of pelvic ring injuries involving the sacroiliac joint
• Treatment of post-traumatic pelvic instability
• Use in complex pelvic fracture reconstructions

This plate is designed for versatile fixation in complex fractures and osteotomies. Its straight, low-profile design allows precise anatomical contouring and stable fixation of long bones. Incorporating 3.5 mm locking screw technology, it provides angular stability and secure fixation, making it ideal for comminuted fractures and reconstruction procedures. Suitable for both diaphyseal and metaphyseal applications, the plate supports early mobilization and optimal healing.

• Complex and comminuted fractures of pelvis
• Osteotomies requiring stable fixation
• Nonunions and malunions requiring reconstruction
• Revision surgeries where anatomical contouring and strong fixation are essential

This plate is designed for the fixation of complex fractures and osteotomies in curved or anatomically irregular bones. It allows for easy contouring to achieve a precise fit.

• Comminuted and complex fractures of bones with curved anatomy.
• Fracture fixation that requires anatomical bending and stable support.
• Osteotomies needing rigid internal fixation in curved bone areas.
• Nonunions and malunions in curved bone segments.
• Small bone fractures that require flexibility and strength.

This plate is designed for versatile fixation and anatomical contouring of complex fractures. Its curved, low-profile design adapts seamlessly to bone geometry, while 3.5 mm locking screw technology ensures stable fixation and strong angular stability. Engineered for reconstruction and fixation, the plate supports early mobilization and promotes optimal healing.

• Complex and comminuted fractures of the pelvis
• Osteotomies requiring precise anatomical contouring
• Reconstruction of nonunions and malunions
• Revision surgeries requiring enhanced fixation and adaptability

Do Not Bend more than 15°.