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Company | Product Name | Features | Limitations | Weight | Price |
Alphatec Manufacturing | Small T Plate | Titanium plate | |||
Avanta |
SCS Plate (dorsal) |
The original "second generation" plate, with prongs that support the subchondral bone | All of the subchondral support peg holes must be drilled prior to plate placement | ||
Avanta |
SCS Plate (volar) |
Like the dorsal plate, for volar applications | |||
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DePuy/Ace | Symmetry Plate | A nice plate designed by Rene Esser, very low profile | No subchondral support, which is not a limitation if it is not required | ||
Hand Innovations | Distal Radial Volar Plate | Original adjustable volar plate
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KMI | Cobra Plate | ||||
Leibinger | Distal Radius Plate | Titanium plate with very low profile | |||
Synthes | T-plate | Industry-standard first generation stainless steel plate | No subchondral support, which is not a limitation if it is not required | ||
Synthes | Pi Plate | Another "second generation" plate, allows placement of either pegs or screws in a subchondral support placement location, does not require placement of all pegs or screws | First generation of plates sold were of commercially pure titanium and were subject to occasional fracture; now also available in stainless steel | ||
Zimmer | Forte Plate | ||||
Other Internal Fixation Devices | |||||
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