The world of orthopedic surgery is a fascinating blend of biomechanics and advanced materials, all aimed at restoring function and alleviating pain. When it comes
When dealing with complex fractures of the femur, particularly intertrochanteric and subtrochanteric fractures, the gamma nail stands out as a robust and effective internal fixation
Introduction Variable Angle Locking Compression Plates (VA-LCPs) represent a groundbreaking advancement in orthopedic trauma care, combining the stability of traditional compression plating with the flexibility
Introduction to Orthopedic Plates Orthopedic plates, often referred to as bone plates, are critical implants designed to stabilize fractures, correct deformities, and promote bone healing.
Orthopedic surgery relies on a variety of specialized instruments to achieve precise bone shaping, joint preparation, and implant placement. Among these, reamers play a crucial
Intramedullary (IM) nailing has become the gold standard for treating many long bone fractures. This surgical technique involves inserting a metal rod, or nail, into
What are Pedicle Screws? Pedicle screws are used in spinal surgery to provide stability and support to the spine. They are inserted into the pedicle,
Orthopedic drill bits are specialized cutting tools used in various bone surgeries for tasks like creating holes, shaping bone, and retrieving samples. They come in
The intricate world of orthopedic surgery demands a delicate balance – achieving precision and efficiency while navigating the complexities of bone repair. Enter orthopedic power
Fractured bone? Don’t worry, modern medicine has some high-tech heroes to help. Enter low profile plates, the undercover operatives of the orthopedic world! What are
Lyntop Medical is on a mission to make high-quality orthopedic medical devices accessible and affordable across the globe. We believe that every patient deserves to live a pain-free and mobile life. Our commitment is to provide surgeons with reliable and innovative instruments to make this a reality.
