Fixateur méta-diaphysaire XCaliber

The XCaliber® Meta-Diaphyseal Fixator is made of radiolucent material for unobstructed x-ray visualization. The metallic bolts and the cam and bush of each ball-joint, are the only radio-opaque components.

Points forts du produit

As it is radiolucent and made of a composite material, the ball-joint deforms after repeated tightening. In addition the joint is sealed and cannot be dismantled for cleaning.

  • Stable Fixation of Metaphyseal and Diaphyseal Fractures
  • A single fixator for both metaphyseal and diaphyseal fractures
  • Built-in bone screw convergence of 0-15 degrees
  • Optional supplementary screw clamps
  • Multiple bone screw fixation possibilities with the same clamp
  • Stable fixation (even in short bone segments) achieved through convergent and/or triangular screw positions
  • Ball-joints allow correction up to 22 degrees from straight position, in any direction, with fixator in place
  • Ball-joints lock/unlock from either side. One instrument for fixator locking/unlocking
  • Supplementary screw holder available for versatile screw placement
  • Telescoping body for fracture reduction, compression/distraction and dynamization for callus maturation
  • Dynamic C/D Unit for compression/distraction and early cyclic movement for callus stimulation
  • Ideal in proximal and distal metaphysis

Physician Benefits

  • Less O.R. time – Ready to use with no assembly required.
  • Single use – No maintenance and sterilization costs
  • Less inventory – Minimal instrumentation
  • Xtraordinary – Packaged as a sterile kit in three time-saving configurations, ready to use

Indications

Metaphyseal and diaphyseal fractures. Available also in a specific “ankle kit”.

Contre-indications

  • Patients with mental or physiological conditions who are unwilling or incapable of following postoperative care instructions
  • Patients with severe osteoporosis, patients who are HIV positive and patients with severe, poorly controlled diabetes mellitus
  • Patients with foreign body sensitivity. Where material sensitivity is suspected, tests should be made prior to implant insertion
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