TRAUMATOLOGY. Vortex. Vortex Hand and Foot ±15

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Vortex TRAUMATOLOGY Vortex Hand and Foot ±15 1

References Contents 1. Introduction 4 3.15.2 Length gauging 16 Dr. Tóth Ferenc Chief Medical Director Főv. Önk. Péterfy Sándor úti Kórház Rendelőintézet és Baleseti Központ, Budapest, Hungary 1.1 1.2 1.3 2. The implant The instruments Indications Implant range 4 4 4 5-7 3.15.3 3.16 3.16.1 3.16.2 3.16.3 Screw insertion Polyaxial technique Pre drilling Length gauging Screw insertion 16 17 17 17 18 3. Surgical description 8-21 3.17 Plate removal 19 3.1 Reposition 8 4. Implant list 20-25 The following surgical description contains general outlines for Vortex Hand and Foot plating. However, the operating surgeon shall adapt the content to the patient, fracture type and all other relevant factors that may have influence on the outcome of the surgery. 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 Plate selection Incision Plate insertion Fixation possibilities 8 8 8 9 5. 5.1 5.2 Instrument list Filled up tray Instruments 26-29 26 27-29 Therefore, Sanatmetal Ltd. strongly recommends participation on workshops and trainings prior to the 3.6 Monoaxial technique 9 initial operation. 3.6.1 Pre drilling 9 3.6.2 Length gauging 10 3.6.3 Screw insertion 10 3.7 Compression technique 10 3.7.1 Pre drilling 11 3.7.2 Length gauging 11 3.7.3 Screw insertion 11 3.8 Polyaxial technique 12 3.8.1 Pre drilling 12 3.8.2 Length gauging 12 3.8.3 Screw insertion 13 3.9 Spider plate - Incision 14 3.10 Plate selection 14 3.11 Stabilization 14 3.12 Reaming 14 3.13 Plate insertion 15 3.14 Fixation possibilities 15 3.15 Monoaxial technique 15 3.15.1 Pre drilling 15

1 Introduction Implant range 2 The Vortex polyaxial angle stabilized product family is completed with Vortex Hand and Foot (VHF) system. With its wide range of sizes and shapes it enables the operating surgeon to find optimal solutions for fractures and degenerative disorders needing bone fixation for the hand and foot. The VHF system while small in size still supports the whole Vortex advantage package both for the user and the patient. 1.1 The implant 1.2 The instruments 2.1 1,5 mm XS straight plate 2.2 1,5 mm XS T-plate 6H 12H yellow head: 3;5H tail: 5;11H yellow Polyaxial angle stabilized system in step - free ±15 deg angulation of insertion ±15 Capable of drilling in preset and ±15 deg directions step free Instruments and implants in one tray Optimized instruments coded torque limiting screwdrivers 2.3 1,5 mm XS L-plate 6H 12H 2.4 1,5 mm XS parallel plate 6H 8H 12H 16H Optimal, pre-determined screw directions in the holes Maximum 3 times of correction possibility when misidentifying the correct screw direction Rounded edges to protect nearby soft tissues Oval holes for positioning and compression Easy-to modellate and cuttable plates Self tapping but blunt ended screws 1.3 Indications Hand and foot arthrodesis, and yellow yellow 2.5 Vortex screw Ø1,5 mm 2.6 Cortical screw-tx Ø1,5 mm Metacarpus, Metatarsus, Hand and foot finger fracture treatments. 6-24 mm 6-24 mm raw material Torx recess screws yellow grey 4 5

2 Implant range 2.7 2,0 mm XS straight plate 2.8 2,0 mm XS T-plate 2.13 Spider plate 2.14 Mini T-plate 6H 12H head: 3;5H tail: 5;11H Small Large head: 3-5H tail: 5-11H orange orange grey grey 2.9 2,0 mm XS L-plate 2.10 2,0 mm XS parallel plate 2.15 Mini L-plate 2.16 Vortex straight plate Mini 6H 12H orange 6H 8H 12H 16H orange 6H 12H grey 4H 5H 6H 7H 8H 10H grey 2.11 Vortex screw Ø2,0 mm 2.12 Cortical screw-tx Ø2,0mm 2.17 Vortex screw Ø2,7 mm 2.18 Cortical screw-tx Ø2,7mm 6-24 mm 6-24 mm 8-34 mm 8-34 mm orange grey blue grey 6 7

3 Surgical description Technique of 1,5 mm screws The following procedure describes the surgical technique of the 1,5 mm screws and plates. The instruments for the 2 and the 2,7 mm technique are color marked: the 2 mm screws instruments are orange while the 2,7 mm screws instruments are blue marked in the following text. 3.1 Reposition of the fracture Perform reposition while using image intensifier even in case of open reposition. Open reposition is subsequent to incision. Use Kirschner wires for temporary fixation. 3.5 Fixation possibilities VHF system offers three techniques: Monoaxial Compression Polyaxial 3.6 Monoaxial technique 3.2 Plate selection Select the VHF plate most suitable for the application. The plates can be cut to appropriate length. 3.3 Incision Perform incision while paying attention to the anatomy of the area. 3.4 Insertion of the plate Place the plate on the bone surface. The plate can be modellated if needed. 3.6.1 Pre drilling Perform pre drilling on the appropriate place with the 1,1 mm spiral drill (1,5 mm spiral drill, 2 mm spiral drill) through the conical side of the 1,1 mm Double drill sleeve - PAS (1,5 mm double drill sleeve PAS, 2 mm double drill sleeve PAS) Drilling shall be performed in the centerline of the conical sleeve in case of the 1,1 mm technique. Attention! Use the straight side of the double drill sleeve for drilling in case of 2 mm and 2,7 mm technique. The straight side of the double drill sleeve will automatically guide the drillbit into neutral position. When drilling in round holes use the Double drill sleeve PAS, while drilling into oval holes shall be done through Double drill sleeve V. As an alternative solution screw the 1,1 mm threaded sleeve (1,5 mm threaded sleeve, 2 mm threaded sleeve) into the hole. 8 9

3 Surgical description Technique of 1,5 mm screws 3.6.2 Length gauging Perform length gauging with the hooked gauge. 3.7.1 Pre drilling Drill with the 1,1 mm spiral drill (1,5 mm spiral drill, 2 mm spiral drill) through the compression side of the 1,1 mm (1,5 mm, Mini) Double drill sleeve V. Compression can be obtained only in the oval compression holes. Mind the arrows pointing toward the fracture. 3.6.3 Screw insertion 3.7.2 Length gauging Perform length gauging with the hooked gauge. Use the TA7/0,2 Nm (TA7/0,2 Nm; T9/1 Nm) screwdriver to drive the Vortex screw into the hole. Tighten until the screwdriver clicks. This ensures optimal torque for the screw. 3.7 Compression technique Compression can be obtained if there is at least one fixing screw on the other side of the fracture. You can use maximum 2 compression screws per plate. Maximum amount of compression is 1 mm while with a single compression screw it is 0,8 mm. 3.7.3 Screw insertion Use the TA7/0,2 Nm (TA7/0,2 Nm; T9/1 Nm) screwdriver to drive the Vortex screw into the hole. Tighten until the screwdriver clicks. This ensures optimal torque for the screw. 10 11

3 Surgical description Technique of 1,5 mm screws 3.8 Poliaxial technique There is a ±15 deviation from the anatomically optimized base direction while maintaining locking. 3.8.3 Screw insertion Use the TA7/0,2 Nm (TA7/0,2 Nm; T9/1 Nm) screwdriver to drive the Vortex screw into the hole. Tighten until the screwdriver clicks. This ensures optimal torque for the screw. 3.8.1 Pre drilling Position the 1,1 mm double drill sleeve (1,5 mm double drill sleeve, 2 mm double drill sleeve) with the conical side to the hole of the plate. This will give a 30 freedom of choice for the direction of drilling. Drill in the chosen direction with the 1,1 mm spiral drill (1,5 mm spiral drill, 2 mm spiral drill). 3.8.2 Length gauging Perform length gauging with the hooked gauge. 12 13

3 Surgical description Technique of Spider plate Indications - Spider plate Carpus arthrosis Carpus instability 3.13 Plate insertion Place the selected Spidet plate into the prepared nest. 3.9 Incision Perform incision as per the local anatomy. 3.10 Plate selection 3.14 Fixation possibilities In case of Spider plates two techniques can be applied: Monoaxial, and Polyaxial Select the most appropriate size Spider plate (Small, Large) 3.11 Stabilization After reaching the optimal position of the carpal bones fix them temporarily with Kirschner wires. Check with image intensifier. 3.12 Reaming Ream the place of the plates with the appropriate size reamer. 3.15 A monoaxial techniques 3.15.1 Pre drilling Perform drilling with 2 mm spiral drill through the straight side of the Double drill sleeve PAS. The straight side of the double drill sleeve will automatically guide the drillbit into neutral position. If you wish to measure length with the scaled drillbit place the blue drill stop just above the spiral part. For details see 3.15.2. As an alternative solution drive the threaded sleeve into the selected hole. 14 15

3 Surgical description Technique of Spider plate 3.15.2 Length gauging 3.16 Polyaxial technique Perform length gauging with the hooked gauge. 3.16.1 Pre drilling Drill with the 2 mm drillbit through the conical part of the 2 mm Double drill sleeve PAS. (Alternative method: place the drill stop just above the spiral part. Drill through the straight part of the Double drill sleeve PAS. Read the scale at the side of the drill stop which touched the sleeve.) 3.16.2 Length gauging Perform length gauging with the hooked gauge. 3.15.3 Screw insertion Attention! When using polyaxial technique only the hooked gauge can be used. Use the T9/1 Nm screwdriver to drive the Vortex screw into the hole. Tighten until the screwdriver clicks. This ensures optimal torque for the screw. 16 17

3 Surgical description Technique of Spider plate 3.16.3 Screw insertion 3.17 Plate removal Use the T9/1 Nm screwdriver to drive the Vortex screw into the hole. Tighten until the screwdriver clicks. This ensures optimal torque for the screw. Before removal unlock all the screws first with T9 non torque limiting screwdriver and leave them in place. Otherwise the unlocking of the last screw could move the plate thus damaging soft tissues. When all screws are unlocked remove them and the plate as well. 18 19

4 Implant list Implant list 4 4.1 1,5 mm XS straight plate 4.5 2,0 mm XS straight plate 280411006 6H 280411012 12H 280421006 6H 280421012 12H 4.2 1,5 mm XS T-plate 4.6 2,0 mm XS T-plate 280412305 head 3H, tail 5H 280412311 head 3H, tail 11H 280412505 head 5H, tail 5H 280412511 head 5H, tail 11H 280422305 head 3H, tail 5H 280422311 head 3H, tail 11H 280422505 head 5H, tail 5H 280422511 head 5H, tail 11H 4.3 1,5 mm XS L-plate 4.7 2,0 mm XS L-plate 280413006 6H 280413012 12H 280423006 6H 280423012 12H 4.4 1,5 mm XS parallel plate 4.8 2,0 mm XS parallel plate 280414006 6H 280414008 8H 280414012 12H 280414016 16H 280424006 6H 280424008 8H 280424012 12H 280424016 16H 20 21

4 Implant list Implant list 4 4.9 Vortex Spider plate 4.13 Vortex screw - Ø1,5 mm 4.14 Vortex screw - Ø2,0 mm 280430001 Small 260815006 6 260820006 6 280430002 Large 260815007 7 260820007 7 260815008 8 260820008 8 260815009 9 260820009 9 4.10 Vortex Mini T plate 260815010 10 260815011 11 260815012 12 260815013 13 260820010 10 260820011 11 260820012 12 260820013 13 280432305 head 3H, tail 5H 280432311 head 3H, tail 11H 280432505 head 5H, tail 5H 280432511 head 5H, tail 11H 260815014 14 260815015 15 260815016 16 260815017 17 260815018 18 260815019 19 260820014 14 260820015 15 260820016 16 260820017 17 260820018 18 260820019 19 4.11 Vortex Mini L plate 260815020 20 260815021 21 260820020 20 260820021 21 260815022 22 260815023 23 260820022 22 260820023 23 260815024 24 260820024 24 280433006 6H 280433012 12H 4.15 Cortical screw - TX Ø1,5 mm 4.16 Cortical screw - TX Ø2,0 mm 4.12 Vortex straight plate Mini 267515006 6 267515008 8 267520006 6 267520008 8 267515010 10 267520010 10 275208004 4H 267515012 12 267520012 12 275208005 5H 267515014 14 267520014 14 275208006 6H 267515016 16 267520016 16 275208007 7H 267515018 18 267520018 18 275208008 8H 267515020 20 267520020 20 275208010 10H 267515022 22 267520022 22 267515024 24 267520024 24 22 23

4 Implant list Plate details 4.17 Vortex screw - Ø2,7 mm 4.18 Cortical screw - TX Ø2,7 mm Description Indication Cross section (mm) Image Length (mm) Poliaxial Screw Cortical 260827108 8 260827109 9 260827110 10 260827111 11 260827112 12 260827113 13 260827114 14 260827115 15 260827116 16 260827117 17 260827118 18 260827119 19 260827120 20 260827121 21 260827122 22 260827123 23 260827124 24 260827125 25 260827126 26 260827127 27 260827128 28 260827129 29 260827130 30 260827131 31 260827132 32 260827133 33 260827134 34 267527008 8 267527010 10 267527012 12 267527014 14 267527016 16 267527018 18 267527020 20 267527022 22 267527024 24 267527026 26 267527028 28 267527030 30 267527032 32 267527034 34 Screw details Screw size 1,5 mm 2,0 mm 2,7 mm Thread dia 1,5 mm 2,0 mm 2,7 mm Torx recess TA7 TA7 T9 Head dia 2,8 mm 3,4 mm 4 mm Pre-hole 1,1 mm 1,5 mm 2,0 mm Pitch 0,5 mm 0,6 mm 0,9 mm yellow orange blue 1,5 XS straight plate Hand 5x1,3 6H; 12H 38;77 1,5 1,5 1,5 XS T-plate Hand 5x1,3 3;5H head 5;11H tail 38;77 1,5 1,5 1,5 XS L-plate Hand 5x1,3 6H; 12H 38;77 1,5 1,5 1,5 XS parallel plate Hand 5x1,3 4H; 6H; 8H 27,5-57,5 1,5 1,5 2,0 XS straight plate Hand 6x1,8 6H; 12H 44;89 2,0 2,0 2,0 XS T-plate Hand 6x1,8 3;5H head 5;11H tail 44;89 2,0 2,0 2,0 XS L-plate Hand 6x1,8 6H; 12H 44;89 2,0 2,0 2,0 XS parallel plate Hand 6x1,8 4H; 6H; 8H 33-69 2,0 2,0 Spider plate Arthrodesis plate Hand 17x1,8 20x1,8 small large straight Hand 8/12x3 4+5H 120 bent Hand 8/12x3 4+4H 117,5-2,7 2,7 2,7 2,7 3,5 3,5 2,7 2,7 3,5 3,5 Mini straight plate Hand, Foot 8x2,5 4H-10H 47-101 2,7 2,7 Mini T-plate Foot 7x2 3;5H head 5;11H tail 50,2;101,4 2,7 2,7 Mini L-plate Foot 7x2 6H; 12H 50,2;101,4 2,7 2,7 24 25

5 Instrument list Instrument list 5 5.1 Filled up tray Surgical instruments Description Quantity 5.2 Instruments Spiral drill 1,1x60mm 1 939511060 Spiral drill 1,5x110mm 4 939515110 Spiral drill 2x125 mm 1 280114903 Double drill sleeve - V Mini 1 275208901 Double drill sleeve - V 1,1 mm 1 280410901 Double drill sleeve - V 1,5 mm 1 280420901 Double drill sleeve - PAS 2 mm 1 280114902 Double drill sleeve - PAS 1,1 mm 1 280410902 Double drill sleeve - PAS 1,5 mm 1 280420902 Threaded sleeve 2 mm 2 280114906 Threaded sleeve 1,5 mm 2 280420903 Threaded sleeve 1,1 mm 2 280410903 Length gauge 2.7-3.5 mm 1 280114905 Length gauge 1,5-2 mm 1 280410904 Drill stop 2 mm 2 210510222 Screw forceps 1 939999002 Torque screwdriver T9 / 1 Nm 1 210510036 Torque screwdriver TA7 / 0.2 Nm 1 210510056 Screwdriver T9 1 210720009 Screwdriver TA7 1 210720007 Reamer Small 1 280430901 Reamer Large 1 280430902 Kirschner wire 1,1x80mm 4 937511080 Kirschner wire 1,5x100mm 4 937515100 Cutting plier 1 410090003 Tray - VHF 280400801 Filled up tray (VHF) 280400800 Spiral drill (1,1x60 mm) Spiral drill (1,5x110 mm) Spiral drill (2x125 mm) Double drill sleeve - V (Mini) Double drill sleeve - V (1,1 mm) Double drill sleeve - V (1,5 mm) Double drill sleeve - PAS (2 mm) Double drill sleeve - PAS (1,1 mm) Double drill sleeve - PAS (1,5 mm) Threaded sleeve (2 mm) Threaded sleeve (1,5 mm) 939511060 939515110 280114903 275208901 280410901 280420901 280114902 280410902 280420902 280114906 280420903 26 27

5 Instrument list Instrument list 5 5.2 Instruments 5.2 Instruments Threaded sleeve (1,1 mm) 280410903 Reamer (Small) 280430901 Length gauge (2,7-3,5 mm) 280114905 Reamer (Large) 280430902 Length gauge (1,5-2 mm) 280410904 Kirschner wire (1,1x80 mm) 937511080 Screw forceps 939999002 Kirschner wire (1,5x100 mm) 937515100 Drill stop (2 mm) 210510222 Cutting plier 410090003 Torque screwdriver (T9 / 1 Nm) 210510036 Torque screwdriver (TA7 / 0.2 Nm) 210510056 Screwdriver (T9) 210720009 Screwdriver (TA7) 210720007 28 29

Product Family TRAUMATOLOGY 1.1. Intramedullary nails 1.2. Plates 1.3. Screws 1.4. Fixateur 1.5. Other ORTHOPAEDICS DENTAL SPINE Contact: Address: 5, Faiskola st. 3300 Eger, Hungary E-mail: metal@sanatmetal.hu Phone: +36 36 512 900 www.sanatmetal.com Vortex Hand and Foot_eng REV_A 2014/05/14