Proximal Tibial L-Shaped Locking Plate (Head With 7 Holes)

Specification

Description

The Proximal Tibial L-shaped Locking Plate (Head with 7 Holes) is a titanium alloy internal fixation implant designed for the stabilization of proximal tibia fractures. Its L-shaped configuration is anatomically contoured to fit the proximal tibial metaphysis and lateral plateau region, providing precise adaptation and reliable fixation.
The plate head features a 7-hole design, allowing multiple locking screws to be placed in different directions for optimal fixation of articular fragments. Combined with locking screw technology, this system offers angular stable fixation, making it suitable for complex proximal tibial fractures where maintaining joint surface alignment is critical.

Advantages

Titanium alloy construction: Ensures excellent biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and strong mechanical performance
L-shaped anatomical design: Matches the proximal tibial structure, improving implant fit and reducing intraoperative contouring
7-hole plate head: Provides multiple screw placement options for enhanced fixation of articular and metaphyseal fragments
Locking screw system: Delivers angular stability, especially beneficial in comminuted or osteoporotic fractures
Enhanced fragment control: Supports precise fixation of tibial plateau fragments
Stable construct for joint reconstruction: Helps maintain alignment and joint surface integrity

Application

Proximal tibial fractures
Tibial plateau fractures (lateral or split-depression types)
Metaphyseal proximal tibia fractures
Comminuted fractures involving the proximal tibia
Osteoporotic fracture fixation
Open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) procedures in trauma surgery

FAQ

Q1: What is the benefit of the 7-hole head design?
A1: It allows multiple locking screws to be placed in different directions, improving fixation of small articular fragments and enhancing overall stability.
Q2: Is this plate suitable for tibial plateau fractures?
A2: Yes. It is commonly used for proximal tibial plateau fractures where stable fixation and joint surface reconstruction are required.
Q3: What material is the plate made of?
A3: The plate is manufactured from medical-grade titanium alloy, providing durability, strength, and excellent biocompatibility for internal fixation.