Anatomical Orbital Floor Plate

• Efficiently avoid the optic hole and other significant structures in accordance with the anatomy of the orbital floor and orbital wall structure design.
• Anatomy and lobulated design, which, to the greatest extent feasible, lessen the shaping burden and successfully restore the continuity of the orbital cavity's bone, saving time during surgery and minimizing surgical trauma and postoperative issues.
• Because the bottom orbital wall is as thin as paper, the titanium mesh in the orbital floor's back retains its hard area. aid in improving eye subsidence and diplopia, resetting the imprisoned eyeball tissue and fat, and restoring the volume of the orbital cavity and eye motions.

Cross head screwdriver: SW0.5*2.8*75/95mm straight quick coupling handle is the matching instrument.

These plates are designed to be used in selective craniomaxillofacial trauma cases. They are made up of implants that closely resemble the topographical architecture of the human orbital floor and medial wall. Formalized three-dimensional form: made with little bending or cutting required, which shortens the time needed to shape the plate.

Plate edges with contours: These allow for a smoother plate insertion through skin incision and less interference between the surrounding soft tissue and the plate. 

Segmented design: to maintain rounded plate boundaries with few sharp edges and to adjust plate size to suit orbital terrain.

Rigid zone: Helps keep the globe in the proper position by restoring the curvature of the posterior orbital floor. all-inclusive orbital floor rebuilding and repair services.