Broken Foot Plate Metal Plate For Broken Leg

Indications for Use:

Proximal femoral fracture

Indications for Use:

 Distal medial femur fractur

A broken foot plate metal plate is a medical device used to stabilize and support the bones in the foot after a surgical procedure. The foot has 26 bones that can be fractured due to trauma or other medical conditions. The metal plate is typically made of titanium or stainless steel and is attached to the bones with screws. The plate helps to hold the bones in place while they heal and provides stability to the foot.

A metal plate for a broken leg is a medical device used to stabilize and support the bones in the leg after a surgical procedure. The leg has two long bones, the tibia and fibula, that can be fractured due to trauma or other medical conditions. The metal plate is typically made of titanium or stainless steel and is attached to the bones with screws. The plate helps to hold the bones in place while they heal and provides stability to the leg.

Both types of metal plates are used in orthopedic surgery to help bones heal properly and to restore function to the affected area. It is important to note that these surgeries are typically performed by highly skilled and experienced surgeons and require strict post-operative care to ensure proper healing.