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Broad DCP Plate

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Broad DCP Plate Specification

Measurement Range
Varies as per plate size

Shelf Life
Up to 5 years (when stored properly)

Usage Type
Medical / Orthopedic Surgery

Function
To stabilize bone fragments

Instruments Type
Surgical Implant

Accuracy
High fixation precision

Features
Corrosion-resistant, anatomical contour, easily bent and fixed, multiple screw holes for better fixation

Storage Instructions
Store in a dry, sterile environment

Equipment Type
Orthopedic Implant Plate

Material
Stainless Steel / Titanium

Condition
New

Technology
Machining and Precision Cutting

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
No

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Used in open reduction and internal fixation of bone fractures

Dimension (L*W*H)
Available in multiple sizes (length & width varies as per surgical requirement)

Weight
Lightweight; varies as per size

Color
Silver

Surface Finish
Polished or matte

Radiolucency
No (Metallic, visible on X-ray)

Sterility
Can be supplied sterile or non-sterile

Hole Type
Combi holes (for cortical and locking screws)

Screw Compatibility
Compatible with 4.5mm cortical, 5.0mm locking screws

Plate Width
Broad - for large bone diaphyses

Number of Holes
3 to 16 holes, as per requirement

Mechanical Strength
High mechanical strength

About Broad DCP Plate

The Broad Dynamic Compression Plate from Advin Health Care is widely used in trauma orthopedic procedures to stabilize complex fractures of large bones. Its broad profile ensures higher strength and load-bearing capacity, making it suitable for weight-bearing bones. Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel or titanium, the plate offers excellent durability, biocompatibility, and corrosion resistance. Available in various lengths and hole configurations, Broad DCP Plates give surgeons versatile options for achieving secure fixation and reliable bone healing in demanding trauma cases.

Advanced Features:

Broad profile design for higher strength and stability
Made from premium stainless steel or titanium
Biocompatible and corrosion-resistant
Provides controlled compression at the fracture site
Available in multiple lengths and hole options for surgical flexibility

Versatile Fixation with Combi Holes

Equipped with combi holes, the Broad DCP Plate is compatible with both cortical and locking screws, granting surgeons flexibility to adapt to various fracture types and fixation requirements. This feature enhances stability and allows secure placement according to patient needs.

High-Strength, Corrosion-Resistant Materials

Precision-machined from medical-grade stainless steel or titanium, these plates deliver high mechanical strength and resist corrosion, reducing the risk of implant failure. The available finishes-polished or matte-ensure durability and reliable performance in the operating room.

Anatomically Contoured for Large Bones

Tailored for large bone diaphyses, the plate can be easily contoured to match the anatomical shape of the bone. This provides optimal fit and fixation, supporting faster healing and minimizing soft tissue irritation during recovery.

FAQ's of Broad DCP Plate:

Q: How is the Broad DCP Plate with combi holes used during surgery?

A: The Broad DCP Plate is used in orthopedic procedures for open reduction and internal fixation of bone fractures, particularly in large bone shafts. The plate is affixed to the bone using compatible screws to stabilize bone fragments and promote proper healing.

Q: What types of screws are compatible with this plate?

A: This plate is compatible with both 4.5mm cortical screws and 5.0mm locking screws, thanks to the combi hole design. This allows for versatile fixation options depending on the clinical requirement.

Q: When should I choose a broad plate over other plate types?

A: Broad DCP Plates are preferred when treating fractures in large bone diaphyses where increased width and mechanical strength are needed to support bone healing and secure fixation.

Q: Where should the plate be stored before use?

A: The plate should be stored in a dry, sterile environment to maintain its integrity and sterility, ensuring it is ready for use during surgery and within its shelf life of up to 5 years.

Q: What is the benefit of using a plate with combi holes?

A: Combi holes allow surgeons to use either locking or cortical screws, adapting the fixation method to the patient's anatomy and fracture pattern, which enhances stability and healing outcomes.

Q: How do I select the correct plate dimension for a patient?

A: Selection depends on the fracture's location and length, as well as the size of the patient's bone. Plates are available in several lengths and hole counts, allowing customization to the specific surgical requirement.

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