Tri Angular Positioning Plate – Surgical Angled Blade Plate – 11-1764-00

Getting a blade plate seated at the correct angle and rotation before the chisel goes in is one of those steps where a small error early compounds into a much bigger problem later. The 11-1764-00 tri angular positioning plate exists to reduce that risk, giving the surgeon a fixed reference geometry to check alignment against before committing to the osteotomy or blade path.
Angled blade plate work, whether in proximal femoral osteotomy, pediatric hip reconstruction, or revision cases involving prior hardware, depends on the blade entering bone at a precise angle relative to the shaft. Positioning error at this stage is difficult to correct once the chisel has advanced, so having a physical guide to confirm orientation before that point carries real weight in how the case turns out.
Surgeons use this instrument to:
Machined in surgical stainless steel, it holds its geometry through routine sterilization and repeated case use, which is essential for a positioning instrument since any drift in its own accuracy would defeat its purpose. It belongs alongside the measuring gauges and screw depth gauges already common in an angled blade plate tray, rounding out the instrumentation needed for this specific fixation technique.
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