T-Pin -Fixation System for Distal Radius & Distal Ulna Fracture Fixation
FromUnion Surgical
Distal radius fractures are among the most common fractures treated by orthopaedic surgeons. Numerous techniques and implants have been devised to stabilize these fractures. The T-Pin® is a novel instrument designed to stabilize extraarticular distal radius fractures utilizing minimal surgical dissection. The T-Pin® allows for early active wrist range of motion promoting earlier return to functional activities.
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- Unstable extraarticular dorsally displaced distal radius fracture.
- Displaced radial styloid fractures.
- Displaced ulnar neck fractures.
This technique is useful for active patients because it is a:
- Relatively brief procedure
- Allows for a quick return of function
- The brief nature of the procedure, especially the limited incisions (1-2 cm) required to insert the pins, makes this procedure useful in the elderly and medically unstable populations because it can be performed under local anesthesia with intravenous sedation.
- Length ranges in size from 40mm to 70mm in increments of 5mm
- Stainless Steel
- Patented Device
- FDA Approved