Small Fragement
The Small Fragment System consists of bone plates and screws for small fragment trauma surgeries of the lower and the upper extremities. The System coupled with a traditional plating system with anatomic specific design. The system is available in Titanium and stainless Steel material. The plates are available in 2.7 and 3.5mm variation. Plates available in Non-Locking technology. The plates accept 2.7mm, 3.5mm screws in the holes.
Product Features:
- Locking screw provides fixation and bone compression
- Fixed Angle Construction
- Minimal Invasive surgical Process
- Available in Titanium and Stainless Steel
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“PMPL’s trauma systems have been reliable in complex fracture cases. Instrumentation is intuitive and implants seat precisely, helping me cut OR time.”
“PMPL cervical and lumbar systems give dependable fixation with excellent handling. Patient outcomes have been consistently strong.”
“PMPL knee and hip systems integrate smoothly with my workflow. Consistent sizing and robust instruments mean fewer intra-op surprises.”
“In high-energy trauma, PMPL fixation sets give stable constructs and consistent hardware quality. Post-op mobilization is quicker.”
“For pediatric deformities, PMPL systems offer thoughtful sizing and smooth contours. Healing has been predictable and well tolerated.”
“Consistent quality, clear documentation, and responsive support. PMPL is now our preferred partner for implants and instruments.”
“For ACL/PCL reconstructions, PMPL guides are dependable and fixation is strong. Rehab teams are seeing steady recoveries with minimal hardware issues.”
“Low-profile plates and dependable screw purchase from PMPL make delicate hand work safer. Post-op comfort for patients has improved.”
“PMPL foot and ankle implants give secure fixation even in osteopenic bone. Instrument sets are complete and clearly labeled—great for the whole team.”
“The PMPL pelvic system offers strong screw purchase and versatile plate options. It has simplified some of my most challenging reconstructions.”