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DHS Plate

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DHS Plate Specification

Instruments Type
DHS (Dynamic Hip Screw) Plate

Measurement Range
Varies according to fracture and anatomy

Function
Stabilization and fixation of proximal femur fractures

Accuracy
Precision-engineered as per surgical standards

Storage Instructions
Store in a dry, cool place; keep sterile packaging intact

Usage Type
Medical/Surgical

Shelf Life
5 years (when stored properly)

Features
High corrosion resistance, biomechanical strength, pre-contoured, multiple holes for screw fixation

Equipment Type
Orthopedic Implant

Material
Stainless Steel (Grade 316L) or Titanium

Condition
New

Technology
Cold-worked, precision-machined

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Manual (requires surgical procedure)

Use
Fixation of hip fractures

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies (typically 4 to 14 holes, length 80 mm to 215 mm)

Weight
Variable (approx. 30-120 g depending on size)

Color
Metallic (Silver/Gray)

CE Marking
Available

Usage
For internal fixation in orthopedic surgeries

Packing Type
Sterile blister pack or pouch

Screw Holes Diameter
Approximately 4.5 mm

Corrosion Resistance
Excellent (medical grade steel/titanium)

Sterilization
Autoclavable

Surface Finish
Smooth, polished, anti-glare

Manufacturer Guarantee
Quality assured as per international standards

Intended Application
Femoral fracture fixation, hip stabilization

Hole Configuration
Dynamic pattern with options for 4 to 14 holes

Compatibility
Compatible with DHS screws and implants

ISO Certification
Yes

Thickness
Approx. 4.5 mm

Radiolucency
No (radiopaque for X-ray verification)

About DHS Plate

Advin Health Care provides the DHS Plate with precision engineering to ensure reliable fixation in proximal femoral fractures. Its design allows the lag screw to slide within the plate barrel, promoting controlled dynamic compression and facilitating faster fracture healing. The plate is compatible with standard cortical screws for secure fixation to the femoral shaft. It is widely used in open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) procedures to manage intertrochanteric and subtrochanteric fractures. Its durable material and low-profile design minimize soft tissue irritation and support early patient mobilization.

Advanced Features:

Compatible with standard 6.5mm or 4.5mm cortical screws
Allows controlled dynamic compression at fracture site
Provides rigid fixation for intertrochanteric fractures
Low-profile design to reduce soft tissue irritation
Suitable for trauma and post-traumatic proximal femur fractures

Optimal Compatibility for Surgical Requirements

Designed explicitly to be compatible with standard DHS screws and related orthopedic implants, this plate streamlines the fixation process in proximal femur fractures. Its screw holes with approximately 4.5 mm diameter make it suitable for various surgical configurations, allowing surgeons flexibility during hip stabilization procedures.

Superior Material and Finish for Safety

Crafted from medical-grade stainless steel (316L) or titanium, the DHS Plate boasts a cold-worked and precision-machined surface. The smooth, polished, and anti-glare finish minimizes tissue irritation and enhances surgical visibility, while the metal ensures high corrosion resistance and extended shelf life.

Easy Sterilization and Storage

Each plate is supplied in a sterile blister pack or pouch, maintaining optimal cleanliness for operating room use. Its autoclavable nature supports established sterilization protocols, while clear packaging instructions help preserve sterility and product integrity over time.

FAQ's of DHS Plate:

Q: How is the DHS Plate with Hole Configuration used in orthopedic surgeries?

A: The DHS Plate is used for internal fixation, primarily assisting in the stabilization and fixation of proximal femur fractures and hip injuries. Surgeons manually position and secure the plate to the bone using compatible DHS screws during surgical procedures.

Q: What benefits does the smooth, polished, anti-glare surface provide?

A: The smooth, polished, and anti-glare surface reduces friction, prevents tissue irritation, and enhances the surgeon's visibility during procedures, leading to safer and more efficient surgical outcomes.

Q: When should the DHS Plate be selected for femoral fracture fixation?

A: Surgeons opt for this DHS Plate when treating hip fractures that require stable fixation, particularly in cases where multiple screw holes and dynamic plate configuration can best accommodate the patient's anatomy and fracture type.

Q: Where should I store the DHS Plate before use?

A: The plate should be stored in a dry, cool place with its sterile packaging intact to maintain its sterility and integrity until needed for surgery.

Q: What is the process for verifying correct placement of the DHS Plate during surgery?

A: During surgery, the radiopaque nature of the DHS Plate allows for X-ray verification, enabling the surgeon to confirm proper positioning and alignment before completing the fixation.

Q: What makes the DHS Plate highly reliable for orthopedic procedures?

A: The plate's medical-grade steel or titanium construction, CE and ISO certification, and precise engineering ensure biomechanical strength, excellent corrosion resistance, and consistent performance, making it highly reliable for demanding surgical environments.

Q: How long can the DHS Plate be stored, and does it have a shelf life?

A: When kept in its sterile packaging and stored as recommended, the DHS Plate has a shelf life of five years, ensuring its usability and effectiveness for future surgical needs.

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