External Fixator Instruments

The external fixator instruments featured here are:

High-quality materials: Made of premium stainless steel, aluminum, and titanium for durability and corrosion resistance.
Specific design for orthopedic surgery: The set is designed for external fixation, fusion, stability, and alignment of bones, particularly in the treatment of complex fractures and limb lengthening.

Modular components: Includes carbon fiber rods, clamps (pin clamps, rod-to-rod clamps), cortical screws, and cancellous bone screws, allowing adaptation to various clinical applications.

Radiocluency: Carbon fiber rods are radiolucent, allowing radiographic monitoring without significant obstruction, facilitating the monitoring of bone healing.

Load-bearing capacity: Carbon fiber rods offer high strength, supporting significant loads during bone healing.

Biocompatibility: Materials, particularly carbon fiber, are generally well tolerated by the body, minimizing the risk of adverse reactions.

Rigorous Quality Testing: Instruments undergo quality tests such as boiling, form, and performance testing to ensure their reliability.

Sterilizable: Supplied in sterilized aluminum cases, suitable for use in the operating room.

Versatile Application: Used for rapid initial fixation, periarticular fractures, severe comminuted fractures, orthopedic reduction, certain pelvic ring injuries, and pediatric fractures, as well as for non-unions and post-traumatic infections.