Alians Forearm
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Plates for diaphyseal fractures and osteotomies of the ulna and radius.

The implants in the Alians Forearm range are designed for the fixation of fractures and osteotomies of the radius and ulna in adults. For the US market, only ulna shortening implants are available with the following indications: the implants are designed for ulna shortening osteotomies in adults.

The Alians Forearm range offers plates designed to stabilize all types of fractures or osteotomies affecting the ulna or radius in the diaphyseal parts. Four sizes of implants are available to treat relatively extensive fractures. These dedicated plates and devices are combined in a single kit.

A solution adapted to manage forearm fractures and osteotomies.

ALIANS FOREARM

A range of implants and instrumentation designed for simple and complex fixations of the forearm:

  • Symmetrical plates
  • 4 sizes: 8, 9, 12 and 15 holes
  • Associated lengths: 80, 100, 130 and 160 mm
  • Monoaxial locking system for Ø3.5 mm screws

The key features of the Alians Forearm range.

  • Anatomical implants to minimize soft tissue irritation
  • Symmetrical plates available in 4 sizes
  • A single screw diameter (Ø3.5 mm)

One is the patient-specific correction guide developed to support you in both 2D and 3D surgical planning, as well as for performing osteotomies. The production of our patient-specific cutting guides is the result of close collaboration between surgeons and Newclip Technics, to best meet surgical needs and support the surgeon in each procedure. These solutions are developed based on clinical imaging data, to optimize the anatomical congruence between the material and the bone tissue.

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The purpose of this information is to present the Newclip Technics range of medical devices. These products must be handled and/or implanted by trained and qualified personnel who have read the instructions for use. The surgeon remains responsible for his or her own professional and clinical judgement prior to the use of specific products on a given patient.