Orthopaedic Trauma – Plates & Screws

Hip cable plate

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BON-CPS 5.0 mm Cable Hook Locking Plate System

Fixes fractures around the greater trochanter / upper thigh bone, and fractures that occur around an existing hip implant (periprosthetic fractures). Hooks grip the bone and steel cables wrap around it for extra hold.

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Headless bone screw

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BON-HCS Headless Compression Cannulated Screw System

Hollow screws with no protruding head, inserted over a guide wire. They squeeze small broken bone pieces together and sit flush inside the bone — used for scaphoid (wrist), ankle and small-joint fractures and fusions.

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Wrist fracture plate

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MEDA 2.4/2.7 mm VA Volar Distal Radius Plate System

Locking plate fixed on the palm side of the forearm for distal radius (wrist) fractures — one of the most common fractures worldwide. VA (variable angle) means screws can be angled up to 15° to catch the best bone.

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Ulna (forearm) plate

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MEDA 2.4 mm VA Volar Distal Ulna LCP

Small locking plate for fractures of the head and neck of the distal ulna, the forearm bone on the little-finger side of the wrist.

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Pelvis plates

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3.5 mm Pelvic Reconstruction Plates (Straight & Curved, Low Profile)

Thin, bendable plates (3–16 holes) that surgeons contour to the pelvic ring to fix pelvic fractures. Standard workhorse implant in pelvi-acetabular trauma surgery.

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Hip-socket (acetabulum) plates

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BON-PAL Quadrilateral Surface Plates (Infrapectineal & Suprapectineal)

Anatomically pre-shaped plates for fractures of the acetabulum (hip socket), placed above or below the pelvic brim to buttress the quadrilateral surface — a modern approach for these complex fractures.

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Hip (femoral neck) fixation implant

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BON-FNS Femoral Neck System

Single-implant system (bolt + anti-rotation screw + side plate) for femoral neck fractures — an alternative to using 3 separate cannulated screws, popular for hip fractures in younger patients.

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