Stryker Trauma Sa 628209S Variax Orthopaedic Fixation Plate, Non-bioabsorbable Expired
Stryker Trauma Sa 628209S Variax Orthopaedic Fixation Plate, Non-bioabsorbable Expired - Expired — For Teaching or Research Purposes Only is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Stryker Trauma Sa 628209S Variax Orthopaedic Fixation Plate, Non-bioabsorbable Expired
Expired Product Notice: This product is beyond the manufacturer’s labeled expiration date and is offered exclusively for research, training, demonstration, or other non-clinical purposes. It is not intended for human or veterinary clinical use.
Stryker Trauma Sa 628209S Variax Orthopaedic Fixation Plate, Non-bioabsorbable Expired is available from Primis Medical.
Product description
A non-bioabsorbable, non-customized, firm, implantable sheet intended to stabilize a fractured orthopaedic bone (excluding craniofacial and spinal) to treat a traumatic/pathological fracture, to fuse a joint (arthrodesis) and/or as part of an osteotomy. Typically attached to a bone of a limb, rib, sternum, or pelvis, it is designed to be fixed in place with screws, and may be used in connection with another fixation plate; it does not incorporate a sleeve or blade. Instruments intended to facilitate implantation, or fixation implants (i.e., bone screws), may be included with the plate.
Product details
- Manufacturer: Stryker Trauma Sa
- Brand: Variax
- Reference / Model: 628209S
- Product: Orthopaedic fixation plate, non-bioabsorbable
- Unit of Measure: BX/1
- GTIN / UDI: 04546540687098
- Condition: New - Inner Sterile Package Intact - Expired
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