Orthopaedic cable systems are internal fixation devices. They’re used to stabilize bone fractures, especially when traditional plates and screws aren’t a good fit. They’re flexible and can adapt to different bone geometries and fracture patterns. They cause less soft tissue trauma during surgery and have enhanced biomechanical properties, sharing the load with the bone. They can be used in both open and minimally invasive surgeries, giving surgeons more treatment options.