Trauma line

Fixation for the day-to-day of traumatology.

Plates and screws, intramedullary nails and instruments for upper limbs, lower limbs and extremities. A line built to cover the day-to-day of the operating room, not just the easy cases.

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Solutions · Trauma
Context

What traumatology demands of a supplier.

Fractures do not schedule themselves. Demand arrives without warning, in varied anatomies and sizes, and the hospital needs the right size on hand the day of the procedure. That turns portfolio coverage and supply predictability into a requirement, not a selling point.

On the distributor's side, it means holding variety in stock, making sure the instruments follow every family and answering the documentation the hospital asks for. That is how the Sinapse Trauma line was designed.

Solution families

What makes up the line.

  1. 01
    Upper limbs
    Plates and screws for clavicle, humerus, radius and ulna, with anatomic options by region.
  2. 02
    Lower limbs
    Solutions for femur, tibia and fibula, including anatomic plates and nails.
  3. 03
    Extremities
    Smaller implants for hand, wrist, foot and ankle, where sizing precision matters most.
  4. 04
    Plates and screws
    Locking fixation systems in different thicknesses, lengths and configurations.
  5. 05
    Intramedullary nails
    Nails and locking screws for long bones, with different approach options.
  6. 06
    Instruments
    Complete sets by family, with guides, drills and depth gauges, so the line can actually operate.
What sets this line apart

Why this line holds up inside the hospital.

Documentation by lot

Registration, instructions for use and traceability organized and ready for what the hospital requires.

Complete set

Implant and instruments travel together. A line only enters the portfolio when the set is complete.

Coverage for the routine

A range of sizes and configurations to serve the case that shows up, not only the one that was planned.

Value for the distributor

Trauma opens the emergency room door.

This is the line that generates the most repeat business and brings you closest to the on-call team. The distributor who solves trauma quickly gets called for everything else.

  • Repeat cases throughout the year
  • A direct relationship with the on-call team
  • A range that keeps you from losing a case over sizing
  • Instruments available for the family
  • Technical training for your team
  • You as the only channel, always
Technical support to the distributor on the instruments
Technical materials

Documentation ready to present.

Instructions for use, technical dossier and lot traceability information for the Trauma line, plus supporting content for the conversation with the surgeon.

The full regulatory documentation lives under Quality and Registrations. Content and articles live in the Knowledge Center.

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Other lines

Distributors who carry Trauma usually carry more than one line.

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Does Trauma make sense in your territory?

Tell us about your operation and the hospitals you already serve. From there we assess together the potential of the line in your territory.

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