Locking Plates

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Locking Plates Specification

Usage Type
Single Use

Function
Bone stabilization, aids healing

Instruments Type
Orthopedic Fixation Device

Shelf Life
5 Years (Sterile)

Accuracy
High precision machining

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight

Features
Multi-directional locking holes, anatomical contour, corrosion resistance

Equipment Type
Orthopedic Implant

Material
Medical Grade Stainless Steel

Condition
New

Technology
Precision Machined, CNC Cutting

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Manual (Implanted by Surgeon)

Use
Used for Fixation of Bone Fractures

Dimension (L*W*H)
Various sizes as per anatomical location

Weight
Lightweight (depends on Size)

Color
Metallic Silver

Corrosion Resistance
Yes

Biocompatibility
ISO 13485, CE approval

Sterilization Method
Gamma Irradiation or Autoclaving

Thickness
Ranges from 1.5mm to 4.5mm

Compatibility
Compatible with standard locking/ cortical screws

Edge Profile
Low Profile

Radiolucency
Non-radiolucent

Packaging Type
Sterile Blister Packaging

Patient Type
Adult and Pediatric

Surface Finish
Electropolished, Smooth Surface

Hole Configuration
Combi Holes for Locking and Compression

Plate Styles
Straight, T-Plates, L-Plates, Recon Plates

Application Area
Orthopedics, Trauma Surgery

About Locking Plates

Locking Plates are widely used in orthopedic trauma surgeries for the fixation of complex fractures where traditional plates may not provide sufficient stability. Manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, they ensure strength, durability, and biocompatibility. Advin Health Care offers these plates to help surgeons achieve precise and stable fixation, particularly in cases of osteoporotic bone or comminuted fractures. The locking mechanism between the plate and screw eliminates the need for plate-to-bone compression, reducing the risk of loosening. These plates are available in various anatomical designs for different bones, making them highly versatile in trauma orthopedic applications.

Advanced Features:

High-strength surgical-grade stainless steel construction
Locking mechanism for secure screw-plate fixation
Provides stability even in osteoporotic and comminuted bone
Available in anatomical shapes for different bones
Reliable, durable, and versatile for trauma orthopedic surgery

Versatile Plate Design for Varied Fractures

Our locking plates are available in multiple styles, including straight, T-plates, L-plates, and recon plates, enabling precise adaptation to different anatomical locations and fracture types. Multi-directional locking holes and anatomical contours optimize fixation and healing for both adult and pediatric patients.

Superior Material Quality and Surface Finish

Engineered from medical-grade stainless steel and finished with electropolishing, these plates deliver exceptional corrosion resistance and smooth, patient-friendly surfaces. The high precision CNC machining ensures accurate dimensions and consistent quality, supporting safe and effective bone stabilization.

Reliable Sterilization and Packaging

Each plate is sterilized using gamma irradiation or autoclaving and securely packaged in sterile blister packs. This guarantees product integrity during storage and handling, with a shelf life of five years. Proper storage in cool, dry areas away from sunlight maintains sterility and quality until use.

FAQ's of Locking Plates:

Q: How are locking plates used in orthopedic and trauma surgeries?

A: Locking plates are surgically implanted by a trained orthopedic surgeon to stabilize bone fractures. Their combi holes allow for both locking and compression techniques, providing secure fixation and aiding in the healing process.

Q: What types of bone fractures can these plates address?

A: These plates are designed for a variety of fracture patterns, including diaphyseal, metaphyseal, and periarticular fractures. The availability of straight, T-plate, L-plate, and recon plate designs ensures suitability for diverse anatomical requirements.

Q: When is it recommended to use a locking plate with combi holes?

A: Locking plates are recommended for cases where rigid fixation is required, particularly in complex, comminuted, or osteoporotic fractures. The combi holes enable the surgeon to choose between locking and compression modes, based on fracture characteristics.

Q: Where should locking plates be stored before implantation?

A: Plates should be kept in their sterile blister packaging, stored in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight. This preserves sterility and maintains the plate's structural integrity until surgery.

Q: What sterilization methods are available for these plates?

A: The plates are pre-sterilized using either gamma irradiation or autoclaving, ensuring effective elimination of microbes and patient safety. Both methods comply with medical device standards and maintain product quality.

Q: What are the benefits of using electropolished, precision machined plates?

A: Electropolished surfaces help minimize tissue irritation and reduce infection risk, while precision CNC machining offers consistent accuracy and compatibility. These features contribute to enhanced patient comfort and reliable fracture stabilization.

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