Medtech company Stryker has introduced new innovations to its nailing and plating platforms.
The T2 Alpha Humeral nail will provide surgeons with a new implant that can streamline humeral fixation and support efficient surgical workflows, according to an Oct. 14 news release from Stryker.
The company is also working on a novel femur reconstruction fracture system designed for complex femur fractures requiring a dual construct.
The system combines Stryker’s T2 Alpha and Pangea platforms to help surgeons treat complex native and periprosthetic femur fractures, the release said.
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