Distal radius fixator

Adjustability: Components and joints are designed for easy adjustment in multiple planes, allowing for accurate reduction of the fracture.

Lightweight and Radiolucent Materials: Carbon fiber rods are lightweight and transparent to X-rays, improving post-operative monitoring.

Versatility: Modular components and different fixator types enable the system to be adapted for a wide range of distal radius fracture patterns.

Ligamentotaxis: The use of traction can help reduce comminution and maintain the space within the joint, supporting the natural healing process.

Augmentation: K-wires can be added to external fixation to provide increased stability, prevent late collapse of the fracture, and aid in the reduction of impacted fragments.
Application Considerations

Soft Tissue Protection: Incisions are made carefully, and soft tissue protectors are used to prevent damage to nerves, vessels, and tendons.