Distal radial volar plate internal fixation is a surgical procedure used to treat fractures of the distal radius. In this procedure, a titanium plate is attached to the distal end of the radius to stabilize the fracture site and promote healing. During the procedure, the doctor will use an anesthetic to make the patient painless. The doctor will then make a small incision in order to place the distal radius plate on the distal end of the radius. The radial plate is usually attached to the radius with screws or wires to ensure the stability of the fracture site. Distal radial volar plate fixation can help restore normal function to the fracture site and reduce pain and discomfort. After surgery, the patient will need rehabilitation exercises to help regain strength and flexibility in the hand.