

Ulna-shortening is a widely accepted procedure for the treatment of ulna-impaction syndrome. During the closure of the osteotomy gap often rotational difficulties occur. This is due to the tension of the surrounding soft tissue. In order to prevent non-unions a new filigran plate with sliding holes was introduced, which allows a shortening of the ulna of up to 8 mm.
The osteotomy is performed while the plate is loosely fixed to the ulna and therefore prevents malrotation of the osteotomy parts. New saw guides, which are placed between the plate and the bone, lead the saw blade
very well. This enables a smooth and parallel cut of the ulna. Placement of a lag screw across the oblique osteotomy leads to further compression at the osteotomy site. This reduces non-unions and the surgical technique is simplified.
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