FifthMetatarsalFixationSystem™
IMPLANTS
2
Jones Fracture Plate™
Small, versatile plate with intramedullary tines for rotational support
Drill Insert Hook Plate Secure & Compress Fracture Final fixation
Typical uses:• Fifth metatarsal fractures
Sizes: Lengths:5 Hole 36mm7 Hole 48mm
Anatomically contoured for intimate fit (1mm thick)
Slotted hole for use with Xpanderto distract or compress
Intramedullary tines for increased rotational stability
IMPLANTS
3
Jones ScrewNon-cannulated screw with tapered tip for ease of insertion
Place K-wire Drill Tap & Insert Screw Final fixation
Typical uses:• Jones fracture
Sizes: Lengths:4.5mm 40 - 60mm* 5.5mm 40 - 60mm* 6.5mm 40 - 60mm*
* 5mm increments
Blunt tapered tip tohelp locate drill hole
Same thread pitch for4.5, 5.5 & 6.5 Screws
Reversed head thread orientation for additional compressions
Non-cannulated for additional strength
ScrewS
INDIcATIONS
Screw
Plate
ZONE I ZONE II ZONE III
2.0mm 2.0mm1.6mm
4.5mmCannulated
5.5mmCannulated
6.5mmCannulated
2.5mmHex
3.0mmHex
3.5mmHex
K-wire
Taps
Screwdriver
Drill Bits
3.2mmCannulated
4.0mmCannulated
4.8mmCannulated
4.5mm 5.5mm 6.5mm
4
5
TOOLS
ExpanderXPANDR
Wrist Bone ClampWBC
Mini ImpactorMINI-IMPACTR
Ratchet HandleRATCH-HNDL
Driver Torx 8TXDRIVR-8
Drill Guide 1.75/2.30GUIDE-1.75/2.30
Jones GuideGUIDE-JONES
Mini Hook GuideMHOOK-GUIDE
Wire GaugeWIRE-GAUGE230
Small Depth GaugeGAUGE-S
General Tools
Guides
Gauges
NOTeS
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Patent Coverage: TriMed, Inc. products are covered by patents issued in the U.S. and in foreign jurisdictions.
The presently issued U.S. patents are: 5,709,682; 5,718,704; 5,931,839; 5,941,878; 6,077,266; 6,113,603; 7,037,308; 7,044,951; 7,195,633; 7,267,678; 7,540,874; 7,749,257; 7,811,286.
887 - 1 06/14The technique presented is one suggested surgical technique. The decision to use a specific implant and the surgical technique must be based on sound medical judgment by the surgeon that takes into consideration factors such as the circumstances and configuration of the injury.
