Proximal Tibia Locking Plates | Types of Plates & Instruments

In this video we have discussed different types of Proximal Tibia locking plates & other related instruments for the surgery.
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We have discussed details about all the implants and instruments which is typically used for fixation of Proximal Tibia fracture. We discussed upon multiple plates and the use of all the instruments required for the surgery like different types proximal tibia lateral locking plates, T buttress plate & L buttress plate with all other instruments.
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[@motiramnanda897]

Very helpful sir 🙏🙏🙏

[@drnats28]

Thank you

[@Maxillz]

I think I've got the 3.5mm proximal tibia anterolateral plate. How much of the equipment is reused on multiple patients?

[@drnats28]

Useful

[@maheshparmar-vy3ko]

Sir r u conduct any personal classic for the implant ?? So please let me know i want to start my business of implant

[@ayushbirla6770]

Sir do we have different drill bits for cancellous and cortical screw in the set

[@dossmc2420]

Very helpful sir ❣️

[@OrthoImplantsForLife]

Glad to hear that. Keep watching.

[@chandra_himanshu]

Hello doctor.
Could you please explain the reason for feeling of heaviness in the leg post surgery for tibial condyle fracture.
Is it normal? Does it requires any kind of medication?

[@V3racious3]

I'm no doctor but I had a Tib-Fib Fracture (tibial plateau) with an ORIF and 2 of these plates. There isn't a magic pill to fix everything, you likely will need extensive PT. My best guess for the cause of this "heaviness" is the damaged muscle fibres that were cut while performing this surgery.

[@OrthoImplantsForLife]

Hi, Please consult your surgeon. Do not do any self diagnosis or take self medication.