Mini bone plates with continuous holes of 1.5 mm diameter are specialized orthopedic implants used in maxillofacial surgery for stabilizing bone fractures, particularly in delicate areas of the face where smaller plates are required. Here’s a description of these implants.

Mini bone plates are smaller and thinner than standard-sized plates, making them suitable for use in delicate areas of the face where space is limited. The low-profile design minimizes soft tissue irritation and improves patient comfort and aesthetics.

he continuous holes in the plates allow for fixation with small-diameter screws, typically 1.5 mm in diameter, matching the size of the plate holes. These screws provide stable fixation, holding the fractured bone fragments in place during the healing process.

Mini bone plates with continuous holes of 1.5 mm diameter are used in various maxillofacial procedures, including mandibular fracture repair, orthognathic surgery, orbital fracture repair, and facial trauma reconstruction. They are particularly useful in cases where smaller plates are required to avoid interference with adjacent structures or to achieve precise fixation in delicate areas

Mini bone plates with continuous holes of 1.5 mm diameter are specialized orthopedic implants used in maxillofacial surgery for stabilizing bone fractures, particularly in delicate areas of the face where smaller plates are required. Here’s a description of these implants.

Mini bone plates are smaller and thinner than standard-sized plates, making them suitable for use in delicate areas of the face where space is limited. The low-profile design minimizes soft tissue irritation and improves patient comfort and aesthetics.

he continuous holes in the plates allow for fixation with small-diameter screws, typically 1.5 mm in diameter, matching the size of the plate holes. These screws provide stable fixation, holding the fractured bone fragments in place during the healing process.

Mini bone plates with continuous holes of 1.5 mm diameter are used in various maxillofacial procedures, including mandibular fracture repair, orthognathic surgery, orbital fracture repair, and facial trauma reconstruction. They are particularly useful in cases where smaller plates are required to avoid interference with adjacent structures or to achieve precise fixation in delicate areas