Extended Volar Plate for Distal Radius And Radial Shaft Fixation

Figure 1: Trauhui 2.4/3.5 Distal Radius Volar Plates Long

Distal radius fractures are among the most common orthopedic injuries, but increasingly complex fracture patterns—especially those extending into the radial shaft—require more versatile fixation solutions. The 2.4/3.5 Distal Radius Volar Plates Long is designed to meet this demand, offering surgeons a more efficient and comprehensive approach to fracture management.

One Plate for Extended Indications

Why Complex Radius Fractures Require Advanced Fixation

Figure 2: Trauhui 2.4/3.5 Distal Radius Volar Plates Long

Traditional volar plates are typically limited to distal radius fixation. In cases where the fracture propagates proximally into the shaft, surgeons often face the challenge of using multiple implants, which can increase operative time and soft tissue disruption.

The 2.4/3.5 Distal Radius Volar Plates Long addresses this limitation by allowing simultaneous fixation of the distal radius and radial shaft with a single plate. This expanded indication makes it particularly valuable in treating complex or combined fracture patterns while simplifying the overall surgical strategy.

Engineered for Strength and Efficiency

Optimized Distal and Shaft Fixation in One System

This long plate system combines 2.4 mm distal fixation with 3.5 mm shaft fixation, delivering both precision and strength where they are needed most. The design supports stable fixation across a longer anatomical span, helping maintain alignment and promoting reliable healing.

Key Benefits of the 2.4/3.5 Distal Radius Volar Plates Long

• Broader clinical application for complex fracture patterns

• Reduced need for multiple implants, minimizing surgical steps

• Optimized fixation strength from distal to shaft region

• Streamlined workflow in the operating room

• Improved inventory efficiency for hospitals and distributors

Proven Performance in Clinical Use

Stable Fixation Demonstrated in Postoperative X-Ray Imaging

Early clinical application of the long plate has demonstrated promising results. Postoperative X-ray images show stable fixation, accurate alignment, and effective coverage of both distal and shaft regions.

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A Complete and Flexible Product Portfolio

Alongside the long plate, we continue to offer the 2.4 Distal Radius Volar Plates (8-hole head) and 2.4 Distal Radius Volar Plates (9-hole head). These plates are specifically designed for standard distal radius fractures and remain a reliable choice for routine clinical cases. By providing both standard and extended plate options, we deliver a more comprehensive fixation system to meet diverse clinical needs.

Figure 6: Trauhui 2.4 Distal Radius Volar Plates (8-hole head)

Figure 7: Trauhui 2.4 Distal Radius Volar Plates (9-hole head)

Designed for Modern Orthopedic Challenges

As orthopedic trauma care continues to evolve, implant systems must keep pace with increasingly complex indications. The 2.4/3.5 Distal Radius Volar Plates Long reflects this evolution—offering enhanced versatility, efficiency, and confidence in fixation.