The implants in the Alians Proximal Humerus range are dedicated to the osteosynthesis of fractures, dislocations, osteotomies, and non-unions of the proximal humerus in adults.
The Alians Proximal Humerus range offers implants specifically designed for the stabilization of humeral head fractures. The plate is available in 6 different sizes to address a wide range of fractures, from proximal to more distal.
A comprehensive solution for managing
proximal humerus fractures.
ALIANS PROXIMAL HUMERUS PLATES
A range of implants and dedicated instrumentation for the reduction of simple and complex proximal humerus fractures:
- Six lengths of asymmetrical plates, with the two longest versions available only as sterile, on-demand options
- The plate is designed to be positioned along the bicipital groove and 15 mm from the proximal edge of the greater tuberosity.
- The plates are shaped to match the anatomical slope of the proximal humerus
- The orientation of the proximal screws allows optimized positioning and construct stability in the humeral head (monoaxial locking screws targeting the inferior quadrants and polyaxial locking screws). The three polyaxial locking screws give these plates the advantage of treating various fracture types
- Each plate includes suture holes designed to be used before or after reduction, allowing stabilization of the tuberosities by securing the plate to the rotator cuff
- Blunt-tipped screws are designed to be positioned as close as possible to the articular surface
- The oblong hole allows for adjustment of the plate height
Key features of the Alians Proximal Humerus range.
- A simplified system: one design, six sizes, one screw diameter, and a single set of instrumentation
- Anatomical plates (right & left)
- Blunt-tipped screws for placement as close as possible to the articular surface
- 3 polyaxial screws (25°) for the reduction of complex fractures
- Divergent proximal screws for optimized construct stability
- Suture holes for tuberosity stabilization