PPQ PELVIC RECONSTRUCTION SYSTEM ilO emergency team for broken bones®

PRS Pelvic Reconstruction System emergency team for broken bones® Spiral Drill, D=3.5mm, L=110/28 Omm, AO Connector Spiral Drill, D-3.2mm, L=145/225mm, AO Connector Cancellous Screw, locking, D=5.9mm i Spiral Drill, D=3.5mm, L=110/28Dmm, AO Connector

Features Features Implant: Material: • Plate curved in 2 different degrees - anatomically contoured (for male and female pelvic anatomies) • Can be anatomically shaped (Bending Pliers and Setting Instruments) • Locking screw arrangement • Bending Templates (to avoid repeated in situ attachment and readjustment) • Variable angle (+/- 15°) between plate and screw—also in the case of locking screw arrangement • late material: Titanium P • aterial of screws: TiAL6V4 ELI M • asier removal of implant after fracture has healed E • mproved fatigue strength of implant I • educed risk of cold bonding R...

Indications • all pelvic injuries PRS Pelvic Reconstruction System emergency team for broken bones® Screws 3 types of screws can be used: Ø 4.5 mm Cortical Screw Ø 5.9 mm Cancellous Screw Ø 5.9 mm locking Cancellous Screw 04 i.t.s. Bending Devices Bending Forceps Plate Benders

Curved Plate radius 88 mm Curved Plate radius 108 mm Application of Acetabular Plate • ccess by means of KocherA Langenbeck approach, possibly using trochanter-flip osteotomy and surgical luxation • eduction and temporary fixation R using K-Wire • haping of the Bending Template S • ppropriate final adjustment of A the plate • pplication of the plate and A temporary fixation using spikes and fluoroscopic or X-ray inspection • inally, insertion of cortical, F cancellous-bone and locking screws into the holes of the plate • luoroscopic or X-ray inspection F • rainage of the area and layered D closure...

Reconstruction of Anterior Pelvic Ring using Reconstruction Plate PRS Pelvic Reconstruction System emergency team for broken bones® radius 88 mm radius 108 mm Curved Plates 06 i.t.s.

• lio-inguinal approach or possibly I Stoppa approach • eduction using Weber or R Jungbluth forceps, Schanz screw and temporary K-Wire fixation if required • Attachment and adjustment of appropriate Bending Template, with fluoroscopic or X-ray inspection if required • djustment and setting of A reconstruction plate on the bending template using setting instruments or Bending Pliers • Attachment of the plate and temporary fixation using spikes and fluoroscopic or X-ray inspection • inally, insertion of cortical, F cancellous-bone and locking screws. Conclude with fluoroscopic or X-ray inspection...

Application of Symphysis Plate PRS Pelvic Reconstruction System emergency team for broken bones® Symphysis Plate 08 i.t.s.

• ower medial laparotomy L (emergency) or Pfannenstiel incision • xtra-peritoneal opening of the E pelvis minor in the linea alba • renulation of attachments to C the rectus abdominis from inside, if possible do not sever laterally • esection using Weber or R Jungbluth forceps • ositioning of 4 or 6-hole plate P superiorly (adjust using setting instruments if required) • Temporary fixation using spikes and fluoroscopic or X-ray inspection • inally, insertion of cortical, F cancellous-bone and locking screws • rainage of cavum retzii, closure D of the wound locking PRS Pelvic Reconstruction System...

Application of SIJ Plate PRS Pelvic Reconstruction System emergency team for broken bones® SIJ Plate l-shaped 10 i.t.s. SIJ Plate closed

• ntero-lateral approach or first A window in the context of an ilioinguinal approach • djustment of sacroiliac joint A with Hohmann retractors • Resection using Weber or Jungbluth forceps • djustment of a double-hole A plate or double L-plates • emporary fixation using spikes T and fluoroscopic or X-ray inspection • inally, insertion of cortical, F cancellous-bone and locking screws • rainage, closure of wound D locking PRS Pelvic Reconstruction System i.t.s. 11

Ilio-Iliac Distance Osteosynthesis PRS Pelvic Reconstruction System emergency team for broken bones® Straight Plate 12 i.t.s.

bilateral superior 5 cm long incision from the spina iliaca posterior superior ■ Bilateral exposure of rear iliac • Reduction using Schanz screw, if necessary with the help of redaction forceps • Determination of plate length. • Chisel off plate bearing (approx. • Bend the plate from one side. Push the plate through behind the sacrum. Bend the plate on the other side in situ • Adjust plate and insert both PRS Pelvic Reconstruction System screws on iliac crest. Alternate • Insert locking screws in both holes of the short side piece of the plate, at the same time making sure that the screwing the...

SIJ Screw Fixation PRS Pelvic Reconstruction System emergency team for broken bones® SIJ Screw D=7.3mm 14 i.t.s.

• Approach: abdominal position, lateral stab incision after fluoroscopic inspection • osition the guide wire under P fluoroscopic inspection, alternating in inlet and outlet view or with 2D or 3D navigation • etermine the length and D position cannulated self-drilling 7.3 mm screw with spacer disk. (It is necessary to drill into cortical bone only when bone is very hard) • inal X-ray inspection and wound F closure locking PRS Pelvic Reconstruction System i.t.s. 15

Implants PRS Pelvic Reconstruction System emergency team for broken bones® Order No. 1 Symphysis Plate, 4-Hole 21161-4 Symphysis Plate, 6-Hole 21161-6 2 SIJ Plate, 5-Hole, Right 21171-5 SIJ Plate, 5-Hole, Left 21172-5 3 SIJ Plate, 4-Hole, Closed 21173-4 4 PRS Plate, 10-Hole, Straight 21181-10 PRS Plate, 11-Hole, Straight 21181-11 PRS Plate, 12-Hole, Straight 21181-12 PRS Plate, 13-Hole, Straight 21181-13 PRS Plate, 14-Hole, Straight 21181-14 5 PRS Plate, 4-Hole, Curved, R88 21194-4 PRS Plate, 5-Hole, Curved, R88 21194-5 PRS Plate, 6-Hole, Curved, R88 21194-6 PRS Plate, 7-Hole, Curved, R88 21194-7...