High-Purity Titanium for Complex Pelvic Fracture and Osteotomy Fixation
The CytroFIX® Pelvic Reconstruction Plate, introduced by Cytronics under the INVAMED orthopedic family, delivers a robust, anatomically adaptive solution for pelvic ring and acetabular fracture stabilization. Fabricated entirely from high-purity titanium, this low-profile plate offers the strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility essential for comprehensive pelvic reconstructions while minimizing the risk of soft tissue irritation in a region prone to significant biomechanical stress.
The plate is contoured or bendable for various pelvic regions (iliac wing, acetabular rim, pubic rami), enabling precise adaptation to diverse fracture lines.
Guarantees exceptional structural integrity, reduced implant weight, and superior physiological acceptance, thereby supporting solid fixation and patient comfort.
Minimizes impingement on surrounding musculature and neurovascular structures while delivering stable fixation for pelvic ring disruptions or acetabular fractures.
Multiple hole arrays allow surgeons to utilize either locking or non-locking titanium screws, potentially with variable-angle locking for comminuted or osteoporotic fractures.
Pelvic ring fractures (iliac wing, sacroiliac region, pubic rami), acetabular fractures requiring reconstruction, pelvic osteotomies, and nonunion revisions within the pelvic girdle.
Extensive bone loss preventing stable screw purchase, severe infection in the pelvic region, or patient factors contraindicating internal fixation.
The plate is contoured or bendable for various pelvic regions (iliac wing, acetabular rim, pubic rami), enabling precise adaptation to diverse fracture lines.
Guarantees exceptional structural integrity, reduced implant weight, and superior physiological acceptance, thereby supporting solid fixation and patient comfort.
Minimizes impingement on surrounding musculature and neurovascular structures while delivering stable fixation for pelvic ring disruptions or acetabular fractures.
Multiple hole arrays allow surgeons to utilize either locking or non-locking titanium screws, potentially with variable-angle locking for comminuted or osteoporotic fractures.
Pelvic ring fractures (iliac wing, sacroiliac region, pubic rami), acetabular fractures requiring reconstruction, pelvic osteotomies, and nonunion revisions within the pelvic girdle.
Extensive bone loss preventing stable screw purchase, severe infection in the pelvic region, or patient factors contraindicating internal fixation.
