The LCP Posteromedial Proximal Tibial Plate 3.5 mm (3–10 Holes) with LCP Screws – 70 Pcs is a specialized orthopedic fixation system designed to support internal fixation of selected fractures involving the proximal tibia. The system combines posteromedial proximal tibial plates in multiple hole configurations with compatible 3.5 mm locking compression plate (LCP) screws, providing surgeons with a range of fixation options based on fracture pattern, anatomy, and surgical technique.
A posteromedial proximal tibial plate is designed for placement along the posteromedial aspect of the proximal tibia. This anatomical positioning can provide targeted support for fracture patterns involving the posteromedial proximal tibial region. The plate profile and hole configuration are intended to facilitate fixation according to the manufacturer’s surgical technique.
The locking compression plate (LCP) design combines locking screw fixation with conventional compression capabilities where applicable. Locking screws engage with compatible threaded plate holes to create a fixed-angle construct, which can be useful in selected fracture patterns and situations where angular stability is required. The exact screw trajectory, locking mechanism, and permitted fixation technique should always be verified against the manufacturer’s instructions.
This set offers 3–10 hole plate configurations, allowing the surgeon to select an appropriate plate length according to fracture location, required fixation span, and patient anatomy. Multiple plate options can be particularly useful for orthopedic trauma facilities that manage different proximal tibial fracture patterns.
The included LCP screws are designed to be compatible with the corresponding plate system. Screw diameter, length, thread design, and locking interface are important considerations when selecting fixation components. Only screws specified as compatible with the plate system should be used.
The exact material of the plates and screws should be confirmed from the manufacturer’s technical documentation. Orthopedic fixation plates and screws are commonly manufactured from implant-grade stainless steel or titanium alloys, selected for mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility.
The 70-piece configuration provides a comprehensive selection of plates and screws for orthopedic facilities. Maintaining multiple plate sizes and screw options in one organized system can help surgical teams prepare for different fracture configurations while simplifying implant inventory management.
Before implantation, all components should be inspected for damage, deformation, corrosion, compromised packaging, or other defects. Implant components should be used only as intended by the manufacturer and in accordance with applicable medical-device requirements. Implantable components are generally intended for single-patient use unless explicitly specified otherwise by the manufacturer.
The LCP Posteromedial Proximal Tibial Plate System is intended for use by qualified orthopedic and trauma surgeons trained in fracture fixation. Plate selection, positioning, screw placement, reduction technique, and postoperative management should be determined by the surgeon based on fracture morphology, bone quality, patient anatomy, and the manufacturer’s surgical technique.
This system is suitable for orthopedic hospitals, trauma centers, surgical facilities, and medical distributors requiring a versatile 3.5 mm proximal tibial locking plate system.
Key Features
- 3.5 mm LCP posteromedial proximal tibial plate
- Designed for selected proximal tibia fracture fixation
- 3–10 hole plate configurations
- Includes compatible LCP locking screws
- 70-piece complete configuration
- Designed for targeted posteromedial fixation
- Locking plate technology for angular stability
- Multiple plate lengths for fixation flexibility
- Suitable for orthopedic trauma applications
- Professional implant system configuration
- Supports customized fixation strategies
- Intended for qualified orthopedic surgeons
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | LCP Proximal Tibial Plate System |
| Plate Type | Posteromedial Proximal Tibial Plate |
| Plate Size | 3.5 mm |
| Hole Configuration | 3–10 Holes |
| Application | Proximal Tibia Fracture Fixation |
| Specialty | Orthopedic Trauma Surgery |
| Screw Type | LCP Locking Screws |
| Total Quantity | 70 Pieces |
| Material | Implant-Grade Material* |
| Sterilization | According to manufacturer/device instructions |
| Reusability | Implant components intended for single-patient use |
| Usage | Internal Bone Fixation |
| Finish | Medical Implant Finish |
*Confirm the exact implant material and grade with the manufacturer.
Product Contents
The 70-piece configuration includes a combination of:
- Posteromedial proximal tibial plates
- 3-hole plate configurations
- 4-hole and intermediate configurations as applicable
- 5–10 hole plate configurations
- Compatible 3.5 mm LCP screws
- Supporting fixation components according to configuration
Total: 70 Pieces
Exact plate quantities, screw lengths, screw diameters, and individual component counts should be confirmed against the manufacturer’s packing list.
Applications
The LCP Posteromedial Proximal Tibial Plate System may be used for:
- Selected proximal tibia fractures
- Posteromedial proximal tibial fractures
- Tibial plateau fracture fixation
- Selected metaphyseal tibial fractures
- Complex proximal tibial fracture patterns
- Internal fixation procedures
- Orthopedic trauma surgery
- Selected reconstructive fixation procedures
Specific indications depend on the implant’s regulatory approval, manufacturer’s instructions for use, fracture pattern, and surgeon assessment.
FAQs
1. What is a posteromedial proximal tibial plate?
It is an orthopedic fixation plate designed for placement along the posteromedial aspect of the proximal tibia to support fixation of appropriately selected fractures.
2. What does LCP mean?
LCP stands for Locking Compression Plate. Compatible locking screws can engage with threaded plate holes to provide a fixed-angle construct.
3. How many pieces are included?
The stated configuration contains 70 pieces, including proximal tibial plates and compatible LCP screws.
4. What plate sizes are available?
The set includes 3–10 hole configurations, providing multiple plate lengths for different fracture and anatomical requirements.
5. What screw size is used?
The system is specified as a 3.5 mm LCP system. Exact screw lengths and configurations should be confirmed from the manufacturer’s packing list.
6. What material are the implants made from?
The exact material should be confirmed with the manufacturer. Orthopedic plates and screws are commonly produced from implant-grade stainless steel or titanium alloys.
7. Can the implants be reused?
Implantable plates and screws are generally intended for single-patient use and should not be reused unless the manufacturer specifically states otherwise.
8. Who should use this LCP tibial plate system?
It is intended for qualified orthopedic and trauma surgeons trained in internal fixation techniques and familiar with the manufacturer’s surgical instructions.
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