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3.5mm Reconstruction Plates (DC Hole)

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3.5mm Reconstruction Plates (DC Hole) Specification

Shelf Life
5 years (if properly stored)

Accuracy
Precision machined for anatomical fit

Features
Dynamic Compression (DC) holes, highly malleable, compatible with 3.5mm cortical screws, anatomical adaptation

Usage Type
Single Use / Sterile

Storage Instructions
Store in a clean, dry, sterile environment

Function
Stabilizes fractured bones for optimal healing

Measurement Range
Lengths: 50 mm to 200 mm

Instruments Type
Orthopedic Implant

Equipment Type
Reconstruction Plate (DC Hole)

Material
Stainless Steel / Titanium

Condition
New

Technology
Cold Rolled / Precision Machined

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
No

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Orthopedic surgery for bone reconstruction and fixation

Dimension (L*W*H)
Length: 50-200 mm, Width: ~10 mm, Thickness: 3.5 mm

Weight
Depends on length, approx. 10-50 g

Color
Metallic silver / titanium grey

Sterilization Method
EO Gas / Autoclave

Biocompatibility
Yes

Flexibility
Easily contourable to bone anatomy

Radiolucency
No (metallic)

Application
Trauma, reconstruction, and fracture repairs

Hole Type
Dynamic Compression (DC)

Corrosion Resistance
High

Conformity
ISO 13485 / CE Certified

Surface Finish
Smooth, anti-glare

Number of Holes
Varies based on length (4 to 16 holes approx.)

Screw Compatibility
3.5mm cortical screws

About 3.5mm Reconstruction Plates (DC Hole)

Long Description:
The 3.5mm Reconstruction Plates (DC Hole) are ideal for managing fractures in small or irregular bones, offering surgeons flexibility and secure fixation. The DC hole design allows precise screw placement, adapting to the fracture pattern for optimal stability. Advin Health Care manufactures these plates with strict quality control to ensure biocompatibility and surgical reliability. Their anatomical design enables easy contouring to the bone surface, promoting faster healing and improved patient outcomes.

Advanced Features:

3.5mm thickness for small bone fracture fixation
DC hole design for versatile and secure screw placement
High-quality stainless steel construction for strength and durability
Anatomically contoured for better adaptation to bone surfaces

Dynamic Compression for Effective Healing

The 3.5mm Reconstruction Plates feature Dynamic Compression (DC) holes that facilitate controlled compression across fracture sites, improving bone healing rates. Precision machined for a smooth, anti-glare finish, these plates minimize glare during surgical procedures, aiding surgeons in accurate placement and fixation. Their high biocompatibility and ISO/CE certification ensure reliable performance and patient safety during orthopedic interventions.

Versatile and Anatomically Contourable

Offering flexibility to match diverse bone anatomies, these reconstruction plates can be easily contoured intraoperatively to achieve a precise fit. Available in multiple lengths and configurations, from 4 to 16 holes, they adapt to both complex and routine trauma or reconstruction cases. Compatible with 3.5mm cortical screws, they deliver consistent, stable fixation for bone reconstruction and fracture repairs.

Sterility, Durability, and Compliance

Every plate is sterilized using EO Gas or autoclave processes, meeting stringent shelf-life and storage standardsup to 5 years if properly stored. Manufactured under ISO 13485 and CE certified conditions in India, they ensure high corrosion resistance, mechanical strength, and adherence to international quality expectations essential for orthopedic implants.

FAQs of 3.5mm Reconstruction Plates (DC Hole):

Q: How are 3.5mm Reconstruction Plates (DC Hole) used during orthopedic surgery?

A: These plates are used for stabilizing and fixing fractured or reconstructed bones. Surgeons contour the plate to the bones anatomy and secure it using 3.5mm cortical screws. The dynamic compression holes help compress the fracture site, aiding optimal healing and alignment.

Q: What makes these plates suitable for complex bone reconstruction or trauma cases?

A: Their dynamic compression holes, high flexibility for anatomical contouring, and compatibility with various screw configurations make them ideal for handling a wide range of fractures and reconstructions, providing stable fixation even in challenging presentations.

Q: When should the 3.5mm Reconstruction Plate be replaced or removed?

A: Removal or replacement is typically determined by the orthopedic surgeon after sufficient bone healing, or if complications like infection or implant loosening arise. In most trauma cases, plates are left in place unless removal is specifically required for the patients recovery.

Q: Where should these plates be stored before use to maintain sterility and durability?

A: Store the plates in a clean, dry, and sterile environment as instructed. Proper storage ensures their sterility and preserves their mechanical properties for up to 5 years from the manufacturing date.

Q: What is the process for sterilization and preparation before surgery?

A: Plates are sterilized using either EO Gas or autoclave methods before packaging. Prior to surgery, verify that the packaging is intact and the product is within its shelf life. If re-sterilization is needed, follow standard hospital protocols for orthopedic implants.

Q: What benefits do dynamic compression (DC) holes offer in this reconstruction plate?

A: DC holes enable surgeons to achieve controlled, axial compression at the fracture site, optimizing the conditions for bone healing and enhancing stability during the recovery period.

Q: How does the biocompatibility and corrosion resistance of these plates benefit patients?

A: Crafted from medical-grade stainless steel or titanium, these plates provide high biocompatibility to minimize tissue reaction and excellent corrosion resistance, reducing the risk of implant degradation and ensuring lasting performance in vivo.

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