INTEOS® LOWER LEG SYSTEMS
Lower leg fractures are most frequently the result of high energy trauma, because of which they are often associated with serious soft-tissue injuries. These injuries may be hidden to the eye, seem deceivingly subtle in appearance or be quite manifestly serious.
Soft-tissue considerations routinely determine surgical options, strategies and timing and pose serious challenges, placing high demands on the surgeon as well as on the versatility, safety and effectiveness of instruments and implants used.
Our INTEOS® Lower leg Systems are designed and developed, in conjunction with renowned clinical experts in the field, to be up to those challenges.
INTEOS® Lower leg System
Lower leg fractures are most frequently the result of high energy trauma, because of which they are often associated with serious soft-tissue injuries. These injuries may be hidden to the eye, seem deceivingly subtle in appearance or be quite manifestly serious.
Soft-tissue considerations routinely determine surgical options, strategies and timing and pose serious challenges,
placing high demands on the surgeon as well as on the versatility, safety and effectiveness of instruments and implants used.
Our INTEOS® transtibial systems have been designed and developed in collaboration with renowned clinical experts in the field to meet these challenges.
INTEOS® Tibia distal System

Our INTEOS® System for the distal tibia offers anatomically pre-shaped, VA-locking plates for the treatment of intra- and extra-articular metaphyseal fractures of the distal tibia. The system includes customized plate options for all three distal tibial columns, providing 360° treatment options to anatomically reduce and support the distal tibial articular surface, reconstruct the tibial pilon and reattach it to the tibial shaft.
INTEOS® Fibula System

Hofer’s ‘stand-alone’ solution system of left- and right-sided versions of anatomically pre-shaped, VA-locking plates for the primary and secondary treatment of fractures and osteotomies of the fourth column of the distal tibia.
Shank design with customized hole for the placement of additional syndesmosis screws