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Product Description
Specifically shaped to follow the complex curves of the pelvic columns and the acetabular wall, minimizing the need for difficult intraoperative plate bending in a confined surgical space.
The locking screws create a rigid construct that prevents the "sinking" of the hip socket wall, ensuring that the femoral head remains perfectly centered and supported within the joint.
The pelvic area is densely packed with vital structures. This plate is engineered with a slim profile and smooth surface to prevent irritation of the sciatic nerve and the surrounding pelvic musculature.
Holes are strategically positioned to allow for screw trajectories into the thickest and strongest parts of the pelvic bone, maximizing pull-out strength in complex fractures.
Primary indication for fractures of the anterior or posterior columns and walls of the hip socket.
Used to bridge and stabilize complex fracture patterns that split the acetabulum into multiple sections.
Indicated for patients where the "cup" of the hip joint has been crushed or displaced and needs structural reinforcement.
Can be used in revision surgeries to provide stable bone stock and support for acetabular components.
| Product Name | Anatomical Acetabular Plate |
| Material | TA3 |
| Certificate | CE Certificate |
| Brand | TOOLMED |
| MOQ | 1 Pcs |
| OEM | Avaliable |
| Package | PE Inner Bag+Carton |
| Payment Method | T/T，Bank transfer, Western Union |
| Delivery Time | 5-15 Days |
| Shipping | DHL EMS UPS TNT FEDEX |
This is a titanium "support wall" used to fix a broken hip socket (the acetabulum). The hip is a ball-and-socket joint that carries your entire body weight. If the "socket" is broken, the "ball" (the top of your thigh bone) can no longer stay in place. This plate is curved to fit the bone around the socket perfectly, acting like a bridge to hold the pieces together so you can eventually walk again without pain.
Surgeons use this plate in complex pelvic operations. Because the hip is deep inside the body, this plate is designed to be easy to position. It is used to rebuild the "columns" of the pelvis, which are the main structures that keep your hip joint stable when you sit, stand, or move.
The biggest advantage is precision. Because the plate is pre-shaped to match human anatomy, it helps the surgeon put the joint back together more accurately. The Locking technology ensures that the screws stay tightly connected to the plate, creating a solid frame that protects the hip joint from collapsing during the long healing process.
Biomechanically, the hip joint is under constant pressure. The Acetabular Plate acts as a neutralization device. It takes the weight and stress off the broken bone pieces and transfers it through the plate into the solid parts of the pelvis. This allows the broken joint surface to heal in a "stress-protected" environment.
The surgery is performed through specialized incisions on the front or back of the hip. Once the surgeon aligns the fracture fragments under X-ray, the plate is secured. A key part of the technique is ensuring the screws are long enough to hold the bone but short enough to stay away from the actual joint surface, a task made easier by the TOOLMED plate's hole design.
Healing a hip socket takes time—usually 3 to 4 months. You will likely be told not to put weight on that leg for a while. However, because the plate provides such strong internal support, many patients can begin gentle hip exercises while in bed to prevent the joint from becoming stiff and to improve long-term flexibility.
The Anatomical Acetabular Plate is a vital tool for preventing long-term disability after a hip injury. Its anatomical fit and fixed-angle stability are designed to restore the hip joint to its original form, giving patients the best chance at a full, active recovery.
The goal of the plate is to save your natural hip joint. If the plate holds the joint in a perfect position and it heals smoothly, many patients never need a hip replacement. However, if the joint was severely damaged, the plate provides the stable bone structure needed if a replacement is required years later.
No. The acetabulum is deep inside the pelvis, surrounded by heavy muscle and fat. Unlike plates in the wrist or ankle, hip plates are not palpable from the outside.
Yes. Titanium is extremely strong but slightly flexible, which helps the bone heal naturally. It is also the most "body-friendly" metal and will not cause issues with MRI scans or security metal detectors.
Acetabular surgeries are complex and typically take between 2 to 5 hours, depending on the severity of the fracture and the approach the surgeon uses.
Surgeons use high-resolution X-rays (fluoroscopy) during the operation to ensure every screw stays within the bone and away from the joint space. The TOOLMED plate design is optimized to help guide the screws into safe zones.
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