5.0mm Wise-Lock Osteotomy System

4.5-5.0mm Wise-Lock <br>Osteotomy Lateral <br>Distal Femur Plate

4.5-5.0mm Wise-Lock Osteotomy Lateral Distal Femur Plate

4.5-5.0mm Wise-Lock <br>Osteotomy Medial <br>High Tibia Plate

4.5-5.0mm Wise-Lock Osteotomy Medial High Tibia Plate

4.5-5.0mm Wise-Lock <br>Osteotomy Lateral <br>High Tibia Plate

4.5-5.0mm Wise-Lock Osteotomy Lateral High Tibia Plate

4.5-5.0mm Wise-Lock <br>Osteotomy Medial <br>Distal Femur Plate

4.5-5.0mm Wise-Lock Osteotomy Medial Distal Femur Plate

Screws

Product Overview

5.0mm Wise-Lock Osteotomy System provides stable fixation of osteotomies close to the knee, and consist of four plates designed for specific parts of the anatomy: Medial High Tibia Plate, Lateral High Tibia Plate, Lateral distal femur plate and Medial distal femur plate. All the plates are designed according to locking technology. The fixed-angle locking holes provide multiple fixed-angled constructs throughout the plate, improving retention of screws in the plate and in cortical bone. The implants are available in Titanium and Stainless Steel Material.

5.0mm Wise-Lock Osteotomy System

4.5-5.0mm Wise-Lock Osteotomy Lateral Distal Femur Plate

4.5-5.0mm Wise-Lock Osteotomy Lateral High Tibia Plate

4.5-5.0mm Wise-Lock Osteotomy Medial Distal Femur Plate

4.5-5.0mm Wise-Lock Osteotomy Medial High Tibia Plate

Screws

Product Overview

Product Features

Benefits

Plates are anatomically contoured, eliminating the need for intraoperative contouring and minimizing soft tissue irritation.
Long shaft to support and deflect forces in the diaphysis.
Plates have tapered ends allowing sub muscular plate insertion.
Locking screws create a fixed-angle construct, providing angular stability.
Spacers reduce plate-to-bone contact. Reduced plate-to bone contact may minimize disruption of the periosteal blood supply.
Four locking screws in the plate head maintain stability.

Intended Use

The Osteotomy System is intended for osteotomies, treatment of bone and joint deformities, fixation of fractures, and malalignment caused by injury or disease, such as osteoarthritis, of the distal femur and proximal tibia.