Tibia compression plate CanSLP-122267104

distalmediallocking

Introducing the CanLCP Distal Tibial Medial Locking Plate, a flexible and efficient option for axial compression and locking of intra-articular and extra-articular fractures of the distal tibia. This plate features a limited contact design that allows for maximum flexibility while providing reliable support for the articular surface. At the distal end of the plate, three locking screws with degrees are implanted under the cartilage to support the articular surface. The nonlocking portion of the distal LCP combi-holes can be implanted with cortical or 4.0mm cancellous screws without protrusion and with good compression of the fracture mass. The shield-shaped low-profile design at the distal end of the osteotomy plate minimizes the bulge of the plate on the medial malleolus, reducing irritation to the soft tissue. Additionally, the distal Kirschner pinhole can be used for temporary fixation of the bone plate, providing extra convenience for the surgeon. With its unique design and efficient functionality, the CanLCP Distal Tibial Medial Locking Plate is ideal for treating distal tibial osteotomy and intra-articular and extra-articular fractures of the distal tibia. If you are looking for a reliable and efficient solution for distal tibial fractures, the CanLCP Distal Tibial Medial Locking Plate is the perfect option for you. Model: CanSFP Description: Distal Medial Tibial Plate Holes: 4Holes, 6Holes, 8Holes, 10Holes Length: 102mm, 128mm, 154mm, 180mm Side: Left, Right Material: Titanium Unit: PC Reference: 122158104, 122158106, 122158108, 122158110, 122158204, 122158206, 122158208, 122158210 - Material: Titanium - Design: Limited contact, shield-shaped low-profile distal end - Locking Screws: Three locking screws at the distal end for articular surface support - Combi-holes: Accepts cortical or 4.0mm cancellous screws - Temporary Fixation: Distal Kirschner pinhole for temporary fixation - Indications: Distal tibial osteotomy, intra-articular and extra-articular fractures of the distal tibia