Reconstruction Locking Plate

Reconstruction Locking Plate is a veterinary orthopedic plate designed for fracture fixation and bone stabilization. The plate is available in multiple sizes and configurations, allowing veterinary professionals to select a suitable specification according to the surgical requirements.

The product range covers 1.6, 2.4, 3.2 and 4.0 mm plate sizes, with different hole numbers and overall lengths. The locking plate configuration is designed for use with compatible locking screws to form a plate-and-screw fixation construct.

Key Features

• Reconstruction locking plate design for veterinary orthopedic applications
• Available in 1.6, 2.4, 3.2 and 4.0 mm sizes
• Multiple hole configurations
• Different plate lengths available
• Suitable for veterinary fracture fixation and bone stabilization
• Multiple REF numbers for specification identification and ordering

Available Specifications

Veterinary Orthopedic Applications

The Reconstruction Locking Plate is intended for veterinary orthopedic procedures requiring bone fixation and stabilization. Different plate sizes, hole configurations and lengths provide options for veterinary professionals when planning fracture fixation procedures.

The product can be supplied to veterinary hospitals, animal clinics, veterinary orthopedic surgeons, distributors and suppliers of veterinary orthopedic products. Well Trust provides product specifications and configuration support for professional customers.

When selecting a suitable plate, veterinary professionals can consider factors such as bone dimensions, fracture characteristics, required plate length and compatible screw configuration.

FAQ

1. What sizes are available for the Reconstruction Locking Plate?
The available sizes are 1.6, 2.4, 3.2 and 4.0 mm.

2. Are different hole configurations available?
Yes. Different hole numbers and plate lengths are available for each size range.

3. What is the Reconstruction Locking Plate used for?
It is designed for veterinary orthopedic fracture fixation and bone stabilization procedures.

4. How should the appropriate plate specification be selected?
Selection should be based on the animal, bone dimensions, fracture characteristics and surgical requirements. The final selection should be determined by the veterinary professional.