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Distal Fibular Locking Plate
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Distal Fibular Locking Plate Distal Fibular Locking Plate
INDEX
Warning
Caution
This publication describes the recommended procedures for using Double Engine devices and instruments.
It offers guidance that you should pay attention to. But as with any such technical guide, the guide alone
does not provide sufficient background for direct use of the instrument set, each surgeon should also
consider the particular needs of each patient and make appropriate adjustments when required. Instruction
by experienced surgeon is still highly recommended.
All non-sterile devices must be cleaned and sterilized before use. Multi-component instruments must be
disassembled for cleaning. Please follow the instructions provided in our Reprocessing, Care and
Maintenance Guide (RCMG-2012).
Please refer to Package Insert for a complete list of potential adverse effects, contraindications, warnings
and precautions. The surgeon must discuss all relevant risks, including the finite lifetime of the device, with
the patient, when necessary.
The implants are designed for temporary fixation of fractured bone fragments until the bone heals.
Therefore, if bone does not heal or bone consolidation is delayed or not sufficient, the system may break.
Post-operative care under the guidance of the surgeon is also very important and it must be to ensure the
promotion of bone consolidation.
Indications
Patient Position
Surgical Technique
– Step 1 Approach
– Step 2 Reduction
– Step 3 Plate Bending
– Step 4 Temporary Fixation
– Step 5 Drilling
– Step 6 Length Determination
– Step 7 Locking Screw Insertion
– Step 8 Drilling For Shaft Screw
– Step 9 Length Determination
– Step 10 Shaft Screw Insertion
– Step 11 Final Locking
– Step 12 Confirmation
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Patient in supine position with a sandbag (bump) underneath the buttock of the affected side is usually chosen. This allows the foot to lie in a neutral position and prevents the normal external rotation of the leg. Lift and rest the leg on a pad with the knee slightly flexed to assist placement in a neutral position.Visualization of the distal fibula under fluoroscopy in both the lateral and AP views is recommended.
Patient Position
3 4
Surgical Technique
STEP 1APPROACH
STEP 2REDUCTION
Expose the fibular fracture, the distal fibula, and the fibular diaphysis
after making a straight lateral or posterolateral surgical incision.
Alternatively, the incision can be placed along the posterolateral border of the fibula where there is improved soft tissue coverage.
Take care not to damage the superficial peroneal nerve proximally anteriorly, or the sural nerve posteriorly. Deep dissection allowing
exposure of the fibula proximal to the fracture is usually preferred.
STEP 4TEMPORARY FIXATION
STEP 3PLATE BENDING
Indications
Expose and clean the fracture site and make a reduction. Fibular
Distal fibular fracture
length, alignment and rotation should be correctly restored. A reduction forceps with points can be applied for reduction in spiral or
oblique fracture patterns. Alternatively, in some fracture patterns,
the plate can be used to assist with and guide the reduction. This may be especially important in comminuted fractures where a bridging technique is used. Check the reduction condition under
image intensifier.
Note: Bone lever and bone holding forceps, self-centering can be used if necessary.
110040100 Guide Wire110041600 Drill Sleeve, for guide wire, φ1.5
Temporarily hold the plate using guide wires through drill sleeves.
Ensure proper reduction before inserting the first locking screw.
Check screw placement under image intensification to determine if screw and plate placement are suitable.
Note: Once locking screws are inserted, further reduction is not
possible without loosening the locking screws.
110040600 Bending Iron, left110041800 Bending Iron, right
Expose the needed part of the fibula for pale placement. An open approach is performed in most cases.
If necessary, use bending irons to bend the plate so to fit the
anatomic structure before inserting plate. However, repeated bending is forbidden because it would damage the strength of the plate.
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STEP 5
DRILLING
STEP 8
DRILLING FOR SHAFT SCREW
STEP 12CONFIRMATION
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110040300 Drill Sleeve, for drill bit, φ2.8110040200 Drill Bit, φ2.8
Insert the drill sleeve into the 3.5mm locking hole until fully seated.
Use the φ2.8 drill bit through the sleeve to drill to the desired depth.
110040400 Depth Gauge
Remove the drill bit and drill sleeve. Use the depth gauge to determine screw length.
Note: When determine appropriate screw length, ensure that the
screw tip will not protrude past the articular surface.
110040900 Screwdriver, hexagonal, φ2.5
Select and insert the appropriate 3.5mm locking screw using the
hexagonal screwdriver.
Note: After insert the first screw in the distal fibula, a fixation of
locking screw in the shaft could avoid the upward of the plate. However, cortex screw to make a compression in next step is
forbidden in such case. If cortex screw is predetermined, then keep guide wire and drill sleeve for guide wire attached on the plate.
110040300 Drill Sleeve, for drill bit, φ2.8
110040200 Drill Bit, φ2.8
If a locking screw will be used first in the shaft, ensure the fracture is reduced and the plate is held securely to the bone.
Insert the drill sleeve into the 3.5mm locking hole or combi-hole until
it is fully seated. Use φ2.8 drill bit through the sleeve to drill to the desired depth.
Note: If a combination of locking and cortex screws will be used, cortex screws should be inserted first.
110040400 Depth Gauge
Remove the drill bit and drill sleeve and use the depth gauge to
determine screw length.
Carefully assess the final reduction and fixation via direct
visualization and image intensification. Check the reduction and the
placement of plate and screws under AP and lateral fluoroscopic visualization. Confirm the stability of the fixation and make sure that the motion of the ankle joint is not restricted.
STEP 6
LENGTH DETERMINATION
STEP 9
LENGTH DETERMINATION
STEP 10SHAFT SCREW INSERTION
STEP 11FINAL LOCKING
STEP 7LOCKING SCREW INSERTION
110040900 Screwdriver, hexagonal, φ2.5
Select and insert the appropriate 3.5mm locking screw using the hexagonal screwdriver.
1110040800 Torque Indicating Screwdriver, 1.5Nm
After inserting all predetermined screws, use the torque indicating screwdriver to make a final locking. Make sure that the screws are
fully tightened by hand.
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Instruments 110580000
110040100 Guide Wire, φ1.5, length 150mm
110040200 Drill Bit, φ2.8
110040900 Screwdriver, hexagonal, φ2.5
110041000 Holding Sleeve
110040300 Drill Sleeve for Drill Bits, φ2.8
110040400 Depth Gauge for Locking Screws
110040500 Drill Bit, φ2.5
110040600 Bending Iron, left
110040700 Tap for Cortex Screws φ3.5
110040800
110041100 Double Drill Guide, φ2.5/φ3.5
110041200 Extraction Screw for Screws, φ2.5
110041300 Broken Screw Extractor
110041400 T-Handle with Quick Coupling
110041500 Screw Forceps, self-holding
110041600 Drill Sleeve, for Guide Wire φ1.5, short Torque Indicating Screwdriver, 1.5Nm
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110041700 Screwdriver Shaft, hexagonal, φ2.5
110041800 Bending Iron, right
110041900 Reduction Forceps with Points
110042000 Bone Holding Forceps, self-centering
110042100 Periosteal Elevator, round edge
110042200 Periosteal Elevator, straight
110042300 Bone Lever, small
110042400 Bone Lever, large
110042500 Holding Sleeve for Torque Indicating Screwdriver
110580001 Instrument Case
Instruments 110580000
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