Orthopedic bone plates

These are surgical implants used in orthopedic medicine to treat bone fractures. They are designed to hold fragments of bone together stably to allow proper healing.

Material: Typically manufactured from biocompatible materials such as medical-grade titanium alloy or stainless steel to ensure high strength and prevent rejection by the body.
Structure: Each plate features a series of holes designed for orthopedic screws.
- The round or elongated holes accommodate locking or non-locking screws to compress or secure the plate to the bone.
- The unique shapes (such as the L-shaped, T-shaped, and star/web-like designs shown toward the right) are anatomically contoured. They are pre-shaped to fit specific bones or areas of a bone, such as the distal radius (wrist), proximal humerus (shoulder), fibula (ankle), or calcaneus (heel).