The implants of the Alians Forearm range are dedicated to the fixation of radius and ulna fractures and osteotomies in adults.
Positive ulnar variance may be constitutional or post-traumatic following a distal radius fracture. It results from a relative lengthening of the ulna compared to the radius. When symptomatic, this anomaly can lead to ulnocarpal impaction, characterized by overload of the ulnar-sided wrist structures. It is a frequent cause of pain and may result in decreased grip strength.
One of the surgical treatments consists of performing a diaphyseal ulnar shortening osteotomy and stabilizing the correction with a stable osteosynthesis system using a locked plate.
The Alians Ulna 3.3 range offers a complete system of plates and associated cutting guides designed to perform ulnar shortening osteotomies. All implants and instruments are gathered in a single kit.
A simple and effective solution
for ulna shortening osteotomies.
This symmetrical and anatomical plate model is designed for the stabilization of ulnar osteotomies. It incorporates three Ø3.5 mm screws on either side of the osteotomy site, in both the distal and proximal sections, as well as a Ø2.8 mm transfixing screw crossing the site to ensure compression maintenance.
Key features of the Alians Ulna 3.3 range.
- Versatile system, adapted to all possible surgical approaches for this indication
- Ø3.5 mm screws on each side of the osteotomy site complemented by a Ø2.8 mm transfixing screw to ensure compression maintenance
- Modular cutting guide according to the shortening value defined for the osteotomy
- Exclusive rack-and-pinion system to manage the closure of the ulnar osteotomy