SK Surgicals Titanium Mini Bone Plates Orbital With Gap - 1.5mm
SK Surgicals Titanium Mini Bone Plates Orbital With Gap - 1.5mm are designed for precise orbital fracture repair. Made from high-quality titanium, they offer strength, biocompatibility, and flexible positioning. The 1.5mm thickness ensures stability with minimal tissue impact, while single-use standards ensure hygiene. A trusted choice for complex orbital procedures.
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SKU
SBSK08554
SK Surgicals Titanium Mini Bone Plates Orbital With Gap - 1.5mm is available to buy in increments of 1
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Features:
- Orbital-Specific Design: Engineered for precise treatment of orbital fractures and reconstructions.
- Premium Titanium Build: Constructed from high-grade titanium for superior strength, biocompatibility, and corrosion resistance.
- Adaptive Gap Design: Features a tailored gap for easy, accurate placement in the orbital area.
- Ideal Strength (1.5mm Thick): Provides optimal stability with minimal tissue interference.
- Wide Surgical Use: Suitable for various orbital fracture repairs and reconstructions.
- Single-Use Hygiene Standard: Meets strict single-patient use guidelines to reduce infection risk.
- Surgeon’s Trusted Solution: A dependable option for complex orbital surgeries.
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- 1 x Mini Bone Plate Orbital With Gap
- Preparation: Ensure a sterile surgical environment and gather all necessary instruments for the procedure.
- Plate Selection: Choose the orbital plate with a gap based on the surgical plan and patient anatomy.
- Anatomical Placement: Carefully position the plate around the orbital region, aligning it according to the surgical requirements.
- Secure Fixation: Secure the plate in place using the recommended screws through the plate holes, ensuring stable fixation.
- Gap Alignment: Utilize the gap design to adapt the plate precisely to the orbital anatomy, allowing for optimal placement.
- Fracture or Reconstruction Stabilization: Use the plate to stabilize fractures or assist in orbital reconstructions with utmost precision.
- Radiographic Verification: Conduct postoperative radiographic assessments to verify the accurate placement and stability of the orbital plate.
- Single-Patient Use: Adhere to single-patient use standards to maintain hygiene and minimize infection risks.
- Follow Surgical Protocols: Always follow established surgical protocols and consult with healthcare professionals for specific patient considerations.
