The new standard in provisional fixation

the old standard of care:

  • invasive clamps

  • lag screws stripping

  • hand-hungry clamps

  • costly added hardware

  • Obstructive instruments

  • inefficient work flow

“Often, the most clinically critical and technically demanding step in fracture fixation is the reduction.”

Provisional fixation simplified

How SOlofix works:

Slide the SOLOFIX™ Wire Lock down the partially threaded K-wire to the implant or bone

Compress the Wire Lock by hand or use the calibrated Compression Handle for increased compression

Locks in place on the K-wire to maintain compression

designed to assist with:

Fragment Compression

In Situ Plate Contouring

Percutaneous Reductions

Designed by surgeons to:

be Less Invasive

One-sided reduction decreases dissection and eliminates risks from percutaneous clamping.

sustain hands-free reduction

65% reduction in time interacting with clamps*

generate Higher Compression

50% stronger than torque-based compression (i.e. headed screw)*

what are surgeons saying?

That’s genius! That’s like the wound vac of plates, ​so simple but so brilliant.​
— Hand, Upper Extremity and Microvascular Surgeon, EmergeOrtho
We design our approaches to avoid critical structures so you’re always ​placing a clamp where you don’t want it. This allows one sided reduction which ​is a game changer.​
— Foot and Ankle Surgeon, Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
This is brilliant. I love the Synthes Collinear Clamp and I would use this in place of that.
— Trauma Surgeon, Hughston Clinic
This is amazing. It would save me an hour in my elbow cases. I spend so much time placing and moving clamps.
— Hand and Wrist Surgeon, Vanderbilt​

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