CFD-147-TRAY
Agee WristJack Multiplanar Ligamentotaxis Fracture Reduction System (Tray Only)
$534.00
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Description
Agee WristJack Multiplanar Ligamentotaxis Fracture Reduction System
The WristJack Fracture Reduction System was created around the mechanics of the distal radius fracture in order to help physicians obtain the best possible result for their patients. The WristJack uses gear driven adjustments to take advantage of functionally intact soft tissue hinges to achieve ligamentotaxis in multiple planes, or MULTIPLANAR™ Ligamentotaxis.
Product Code: CFD-147-TRAY
- Condensed Surgical Guide
- WristJack Reduction/Fixation Frame
- External Fixation Pins (5)
- Drill Guide: Metacarpal
- Drill Guide: Radius
- Pin Placement Guide: Radius
- Hex Screwdriver
- Hex "L" Wrench (stored on WristJack)
- Pin Caps (4)
Additional information
| Size | 1 |
|---|---|
| Arms | N/A |
| Manufacturer | |
| Unit | eaches |
- FDA Product Code: JEC
- FDA Product Code Name: COMPONENT, TRACTION, INVASIVE
- GMDN Term Code: 32854
- GMDN Term Name: Orthopaedic bone pin, non-bioabsorbable
- GMDN Term Description: A thin, implantable rod intended to be used for the stabilization of a bone fracture or bone grafts, or for an osteotomy or arthrodesis (internal and/or external fixation). It is typically drilled into bone and may be smooth or threaded, solid or cannulated, and/or semi-flexible. Also known as a Kirschner-wire (K-wire), it may in addition be intended to assist with the introduction of a surgical instrument and/or implant; it is not intended for implantation into the intramedullary canal (i.e., not a nail). It is made of a non-bioabsorbable material (e.g., stainless steel). Some designs may have a break-off shank and/or be coated to improve long-term fixation. This is a single-use device.
