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Preface: The Ulna Osteotomy Locking Plate is a hybrid system designed to meet anatomical and biomechanical needs after a distal ulna shortening osteotomy. It integrates locking and compression screws for stable incisions and enhanced surgical quality.
Screws and Properties: The system includes cortical and cancellous screws, spiral drills, and screwdrivers. The titanium plates are pre-contoured for multidirectional locking, anatomical shaping, and improved fatigue strength.
Indications & Contraindications: Suitable for conditions like ulnar wrist impaction syndrome and post-traumatic malposition in the distal radio-ulnar joint. It is also indicated for primary ulnar shortening in forearm fractures and degenerative ulnar variants.
Surgical Technique: The procedure involves instrument assembly, patient positioning, exposure, plate insertion, and tensile bolt placement. Shortening is achieved through precise osteotomy cuts, followed by reduction and screw placement. Postoperative treatment includes a forearm splint and physiotherapy.
Postoperative Treatment: A forearm splint is recommended for three weeks, with physiotherapy focusing on fist closure and elbow movement. Initial limitation of forearm rotation is advised.
Order Information: Detailed specifications for various screws and instruments are provided, including cancellous and cortical screws.
Locking and Dotize®: Locking is achieved through the material properties of screws and plates. Dotize® anodization enhances the implant surface, reducing inflammation risk and improving wear resistance.
Sterilization Guidelines: Guidelines emphasize the importance of familiarization with product handling and application for sterilizing non-sterile implants and reusable instruments.
Specifications and General Guidelines: Implants are single-use only and must be handled carefully. Alterations to the design are prohibited, and implants from different producers should not be combined. MRI use with steel implants is prohibited.
Handling and Safety Measures: Staff must use protective gear when handling contaminated products. Non-sterile products must be prepared thoroughly before use, avoiding metal brushes for cleaning.
Cleaning and Sterilization Procedures: Steam sterilization is recommended. Cleaning involves dismantling instruments, using authorized cleaning agents, and thorough rinsing. Disinfection includes a final rinse at 90°C.
Reconditioning Instructions: Surface dirt should be removed immediately after use. Detailed cleaning methods emphasize dismantling and thorough rinsing, with specific temperature and duration guidelines for disinfection and drying.
Maintenance and Inspection: Instruments must be inspected for dirt and functionality. Movable parts should be lubricated, and reassembled units checked for ease of assembly.
Packaging and Disposal: Packaging is for transport only and not suitable for sterilization. Disposal follows hospital guidelines.
Patient Information: Patients should be informed about post-implantation behavior and the importance of reporting any negative changes or accidents.
Hospital Responsibilities: Hospitals are responsible for the care and maintenance of instruments, ensuring they are cleaned, disinfected, and sterilized before returning to I.T.S. GmbH.
Important Notes: Instructions are validated for reconditioning, and deviations should be evaluated for efficiency. Contact information is provided for further inquiries.
Symbols and Standards: Various symbols and standards are listed, including single-use, expiry date, sterilization methods, and order numbers.
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UOL ULNA OSTEOTOMY LOCKING PLATE emergency team for broken bones®

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CONTENTS Preface 3 Screws 4 Properties 5 Indications & Contraindications 5 Assembling of the instruments 6 Positioning of the patient 7 Exposure 7 Plate insertion 8 Placement of the tensile bolts Surgical Technique Preface 9 Shortening Reduction 16 Placement of the screws 19 Removal of the instruments 22 Postoperative treatment 24 Summary Information 12 25 Order information 26 Locking 28 Dotize® 28 Sterilization guidelines 30

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Preface Preface: The Ulna Osteotomy Locking Plate provides a plate system (hybrid system) to be studded with locking screws and compression screws, which is specially adapted to the anatomic and biomechanic requirements after shortening osteotomy of the distal ulna. In a single device, the Ulna Osteotomy Locking Plate allows for unique coplanar orientation of the incisions with rotation-stable shortening and the option for compression. The standardization of a plurality of surgical procedures into a single device system obtained thereby increases and secures the quality of the surgical procedure....

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Ulna Osteotomy Locking Plate 37301-XX Cortical Screw, Locking, D=3.0mm 61243-100 Spiral Drill, D=2.4mm, L=100mm, AO Connector 56095-70 Screwdriver, Torque, T9x70 56095-70-2 Self-holding sleeve, Screwdriver, Torque 9 32271-XX Cortical Screw, D=2.7mm 61203-100 Spiral Drill, D=2.0mm, L=100mm, AO Connector 56095-70 Screwdriver, Torque, T9x70 56095-70-2 Self-holding sleeve, Screwdriver, Torque 9 37302-XX Cancellous Screw, Locking, D=3.0mm 61203-100 Spiral Drill, D=2.0mm, L=100mm, AO Connector 56095-70 Screwdriver, Torque, T9x70 56095-70-2 Self-holding sleeve, Screwdriver, Torque 9 All I.T.S. locking...

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• Multidirectional locking • Anatomically shaped • No dislocation of the parts of the bone due to fixation using long-bore hole • Positioning of the plate prior to the osteotomy • Compression instrument for simple joining of the osteotomy surfaces (compression strength freely selectable) • No loss of correction due to locking • A screw can be placed through both osteotomy surfaces as a tension or fixating screw, optionally locking • Plate material: Titanium Grade 2 • Easier removal of implant after fracture has healed • Improved fatigue strength of Implant • Reduced risk of cold bonding • Reduced...

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Positioning of the patient Place the patient on his back, cover the arm to be freely movable and place it on an X-ray transparent table at a shoulder abduction of 90°. Perform the operation under regional or general anaesthesia with or without using an arrest of blood supply on the upper arm. The shape of the implant allows for palmar, ulnar or dorsal positioning of the plate. The plate should be completely fitted to the bone without protruding. As the the distal palmar section of the ulna is usually curved, more proximal positioning of the plate or pre-bending of the implant are recommended....

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Plate insertion After opening the forearm fascia, mobilize bluntly the belly of the FCU (M. flexor carpi ulnaris) at its insertion point at the ulna and retract it medial using Hohmann retractors. Define the optimal position of the plate and incise the dorsal forearm fascia in the designated osteotomy area. 08

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Placement of the tension bolts Place the assembled osteotomy system upon the ulna osteotomy plate, which is attached to the ulna using the plate holes alternatingly from the outside centrad; distally with D=3.0mm locking cancellous screws (37302-XX) or D=3.0mm locking cortical screws (37301-XX) (spiral drill, D=2.0mm, L=100mm, AO Connector (61203-100) for locking cancellous screw / spiral drill, D=2.4mm, L=100mm, AO Connector (61243-100) for locking cortical screw), proximally with 2 tension bolts (680859) after inserting the drill guide, D=2.0mm (62208) for the tension bolt and a D=2.0mm bore...

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The bore diameter depends on the choice of the screw. (spiral drill, D=2.0mm, L=100mm, AO Connector (61203-100) for locking cancellous screw / spiral drill, D=2.4mm, L=100mm, AO Connector (61243-100) for locking cortical screw). 10

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Shortening Incise the periosteum at the osteotomy site and retract it minimally before performing, using the incision gage and producing as little heat as possible, two atraumatic, parallel cuts according to the measured shortening. The maximum recommended osteotomy length is 6mm. Caution: In osteoporotic bones, traction bolts may tilt due to high traction forces (malformation of drilled holes in osteoporotic bone). The thickness of the saw blade may amount to 0.7mm maximally. We recommend a thickness of the saw blade amounting to 0.5–0.7mm in order to achieve precision. 12

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Reduction After removal of the dissecate, the osteotomy surfaces must be cleaned meticulously of bone or soft tissue remnants before, after loosening the tension bolts (1/2 to 3/4 turn), shortening is performed using the setscrew. If there are excessive tensions and shortening difficulties, this is usually the consequence of an interponate. After contact of the osteotomy surfaces, prior to a desired compression the reduction may be additionally secured using holding tongs. After that, tighten the tension bolts firmly. 1/2 to 3/4 turn (loosening) 16

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If shortening of more than 6mm is desired, two subsequent osteotomies may be performed. For recommended OT-widths please refer to table stated below. Shortening in mm First Osteotomy Second Osteotomy 0-6 required length - 7 4 3 8 5 3 9 6 3 10 6 4 11 6 5 12 6 6 13 7 6 Any desired shortening of 7-13mm may be performed following the initial OT by manual support and protected against rotation using a clamp, without using the adjusting screw on compression (for OT-widths, please see table above). As a result, the drill holes will stay undeformed to the greatest extent even in osteoporotic bone, while...

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Placement of the screws After making a bore with the spiral drill, D=2.0mm, L=100mm, AO Connector (61203-100), place a D=2.7mm cortical screw (32271-XX) as a fixation screw into the oblique bore. The cortical screw may optionally be used as a tension screw (bore into the corticalis near the plate using a spiral drill, D=2.7mm, L=100mm, AO Connector (61243-100)). D=2.0 mm 19

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