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Product Description
Orthopedic Implants Titanium Alloy Material Patella Pin
Material:
Titanium Alloy
| Diameter (Φ) | Available Dimensions (Length) |
|---|---|
| Φ1.5 mm |
50/150 mm
55/150 mm
60/150 mm
65/150 mm
70/150 mm
|
| Φ2.0 mm |
50/150 mm
55/150 mm
60/150 mm
65/150 mm
70/150 mm
|
| Φ2.5 mm |
50/150 mm
55/150 mm
60/150 mm
65/150 mm
70/150 mm
|
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is a patella pin used for in orthopedic surgery?
Patella pins are orthopedic implants primarily designed for internal fixation of patellar fractures, often utilized in tension-band wiring techniques to stabilize bone fragments and facilitate proper healing.
Why is titanium alloy the preferred material for patella pins?
Titanium alloy offers superior biocompatibility, high strength-to-weight ratio, excellent fatigue resistance, and reduced risk of allergic reactions compared to traditional stainless steel implants.
What diameter sizes are available for this implant?
The patella pin comes in three primary diameters: Φ1.5 mm, Φ2.0 mm, and Φ2.5 mm, with working lengths extending across 50/150 mm, 55/150 mm, 60/150 mm, 65/150 mm, and 70/150 mm.
Are titanium alloy patella pins MRI safe?
Yes, titanium alloy is a non-ferromagnetic material, making these pins generally considered MRI-conditional and minimizing scan artifacts compared to ferromagnetic metals.
Do patella pins require routine removal after bone union?
Routine removal depends on the surgeon's clinical evaluation and patient comfort. Removal is typically only indicated if the hardware causes soft-tissue irritation or localized discomfort following solid bone fusion.
Can these pins accommodate standard tension-band wiring procedures?
Yes, the structural strength and versatile diameter sizing make them well-suited for standard modified tension-band osteosynthesis configurations.
