Product Introduction

The Femoral Locking Compression Plate (LCP) is designed for internal fixation of proximal femoral fractures, particularly complex fractures requiring stable fixation.

The plate incorporates a 20° conical locking hole system to provide angular stability and a secure plate-screw-bone connection. The locking mechanism allows fixation without requiring direct compression of the plate against the bone, helping preserve the local blood supply.

Its anatomical contour is designed to fit the femur while maintaining a low profile to help reduce soft tissue irritation.

Features

• 20° Conical Locking Holes: Provide angular stability and secure engagement with locking screws.

• Ball-Head Screws: Allow flexible screw positioning to accommodate different fracture patterns and anatomical requirements.

• Self-Tapping Design: Sharp cutting edges facilitate screw insertion into the bone.

• Anodized Surface: Provides corrosion resistance and supports material durability and biocompatibility.

• Anatomical Shape: Contoured to the natural anatomy of the femur, helping achieve appropriate plate fit while reducing soft tissue interference.

Advantages

• Stable Fixation: The locking interface forms a secure connection between the plate, screws, and bone and helps reduce screw loosening.

• Adjustable Screw Positioning: Ball-head screws provide flexibility in screw placement according to the fracture configuration and bone anatomy.

• Reduced Soft Tissue Irritation: The low-profile anatomical design helps minimize interference with surrounding soft tissues.

• Efficient Screw Insertion: Self-tapping screws facilitate insertion and can simplify the fixation procedure.

• Stable Fracture Environment: The locking construct helps maintain fixation stability and limit unwanted movement at the fracture site.

Indications

• Proximal femoral fractures, including femoral neck and intertrochanteric fractures.

• Complex proximal femoral fractures requiring angular-stable fixation.

• Fractures requiring secure alignment and stable fixation during the healing period.

Specifications