Technique comparisons, implant selection guides and sourcing notes for veterinary surgeons, hospital groups and distributors working in companion animal orthopedics.
Locking plates are often treated as the default upgrade. Mechanically they solve a different problem from a standard compression plate — and choosing between them is a decision about the fracture, the bone and the soft tissue envelope, not about the catalogue.
Read articleToy and small breeds are not simply scaled-down large breeds. Thin cortices, short working lengths and a high ratio of implant to bone mean plate selection has an outsized effect on outcome.
Read articleCranial cruciate ligament rupture is the most common cause of hindlimb lameness in dogs. TPLO, CBLO and TTA all neutralise tibial thrust — but they differ in bone cuts, implant geometry and hardware inventory. Here is how to think about the choice.
Read articleFactory-direct veterinary orthopaedic implants, ISO 13485 certified, with OEM/ODM and private-label options for distributors.
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