Representative products and clinical uses of high-value orthopedic consumables
Apr 23, 2022
Orthopedic high-value consumables are a general term for a series of high-value consumables implanted in the human body and used to replace or assist in the treatment of damaged bones and restore bone function. Divided by product use, high-value orthopedic consumables mainly include trauma, spine, joints, bone defect repair materials, sports medicine, etc.
Representative products and clinical uses of various orthopaedic high-value consumables：
| category | Representative products | clinical use |
| trauma | Intramedullary nails, metal bone plates, bone pins, screws and other internal fixation systems and external fixation brackets, etc. | For the treatment of pathological and traumatic fracture repair or orthopedic needs of upper limbs, lower limbs, pelvis, hips, hands and ankles |
| spine | Arch root screw system, spine bone plate system, interbody cage series, etc. | For the treatment of various spinal disorders caused by trauma, degeneration, deformity or other pathological causes |
| Joints | Artificial knee, hip, elbow, shoulder, finger, toe joint, etc. | For the treatment of joint function reconstruction for joint dysfunction such as periarticular fractures, bone tumors involving joints, and bone defects caused by other reasons |
| Bone defect repair material | Allogeneic bone, artificial bone, xenogeneic bone, etc. | For the treatment of bone defects caused by congenital and acquired diseases including trauma, infection, post-tumor resection and joint revision beyond the self-healing ability of bone |
| sports medicine | Double fixing screws, interface screws, titanium plates with loops, artificial ligaments, etc. | For the treatment and rehabilitation of sports-related joint, soft tissue, etc. injuries |