Universal monolithic patellar plates eliminate wire tension and custom fitting by using detachable tabs for secure screw attachment.
A surgical drill features a non-cutting protection tip smaller than the cutting section to guide bone removal.
A pulling adaptor with a bent lug engages depressed bone fragments to enable stable fracture recovery through minimally invasive incisions.
An anatomic femoral guide template with offset apertures positions bone tunnels for anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction.
A polyaxial locking assembly uses a cam profile bushing to secure a screw at multiple angles.
Gear-driven rotation of the holder and target body maintains angular alignment between guide channels and through-holes, reducing surgical space requirements.
Inter-engageable guide formations position the milling surface to remove femoral condyle bone while a guard projection prevents tibial contact.
Pre-assembled guides on the bone plate allow precise in-situ bending and trimming, eliminating trial-and-error adjustments during hand fracture surgery.