Bone Plates TRIZ Cases

A movable hinge in a dorsal spanning plate preserves wrist motion during distal radius fracture healing, reducing atrophy and aiding recovery.

Elongated and locking slots let surgeons adjust pelvic bone plate position during implantation for better fit, stability, and less soft tissue irritation.

A modular aiming arm, targeting block, and single handle connection align bone plate screws precisely while reducing guide bulk and view obstruction.

A contoured hook plate reaches the posterior patella to secure distal fracture compression without interfering with articulating surfaces.

A single plate-wedge construct prevents wedge dislodgement during compression while its porous structure supports bone ingrowth and osteosynthesis.

Leaf-spring expansion sections let a fracture plate permit axial micromotion while preserving bending and torsional stiffness for healing.

A pre-contoured clavicle plate improves bone fit, reduces tissue irritation, and strengthens fixation while supporting faster screw placement.

Guide pins, fixation inserts, and temporary fasteners improve bone plate alignment accuracy and joint compression in complex fractures.

Independent bar-link translation and bridge rotation simplify pectus bar placement, improving rib fixation with less surgical setup time.

Variable-angle holes and bending zones help medial clavicle plates fit patient anatomy, secure fixation, and reduce soft-tissue irritation.

An aiming plate aligned to coracoclavicular ligament attachment points helps shoulder fixation stay accurate and resist clavicle loosening.

A pre-contoured distal femur plate avoids manual bending, prevents distal fragment tilting, and improves fixation stability for early weight bearing.

Undercut flange sites let a bending tool deform a fixed bone plate in situ without blocking screw openings, improving fracture reduction.

An L-shaped biplanar fixation plate improves clavicle fragment alignment and torsional stiffness while keeping a thin profile.

A slotted, curved tibial plate enables high proximal cuts, flexible screw angles, caudal purchase, and shorter incisions in osteotomy.

Integrated bone engagement projections and fixation apertures stabilize and compress bone segments to support fusion in small or irregular bones.

A slotted, polyaxial tibial plate enables high proximal cuts, caudal screw purchase, and shorter incisions in osteotomy procedures.

A shape-memory implant retainer holds the bone plate in its insertion shape, preserving stored energy to maintain fracture compression during healing.

A composite chest wall implant pairs rigid reinforcement with a flexible body to stabilize complex fractures while reducing discomfort.

Interconnectable plate segments improve anchoring and alignment in complex fractures while preserving rigidity and reducing implantation time.