The Proximal Tibial LCP Plate 6 12 Hole Titanium Set is a comprehensive orthopedic trauma fixation system designed for surgical stabilization of fractures involving the proximal tibia. This system combines anatomically oriented proximal lateral tibial locking compression plates with compatible 5 mm fixation screws, providing orthopedic surgeons with multiple plate lengths and laterality options for fracture fixation and reconstruction procedures.
The proximal tibia is an important weight-bearing region of the lower extremity and requires stable fixation when surgical treatment is indicated for appropriately selected fractures. The Proximal Lateral Tibial LCP Plate is designed to provide fixation along the lateral aspect of the proximal tibia. Its locking compression plate configuration allows screws to engage with the plate to create a mechanically stable construct, while the available plate lengths help accommodate different fracture patterns and fixation requirements.
This system includes 6-hole, 8-hole, 10-hole, and 12-hole plates, offering different working lengths and fixation capacities. Multiple plate lengths allow the surgeon to select a suitable implant according to fracture morphology, bone anatomy, required fixation span, and surgical strategy. The availability of both left and right plates provides laterality-specific options for proximal tibial fracture management.
Manufactured from titanium, these proximal tibial locking plates are designed to provide a combination of mechanical strength, durability, corrosion resistance, and established suitability for orthopedic implant applications. Titanium is widely used in modern orthopedic fixation systems because of its favorable mechanical and material characteristics. The implant material is intended to withstand the mechanical demands associated with fracture stabilization when appropriately selected and implanted.
The system is supplied with 5 mm screws, providing compatible fixation components for the plate system. Locking screws can be used to establish angular stability between the screw and plate, which can be particularly useful in fixation constructs where stable support is required. Depending on the specific implant design and surgical technique, locking compression plate systems may also provide options for compression or neutral fixation using appropriate screw positions and compatible components.
The 85-piece configuration provides a broad selection of proximal lateral tibial plates and fixation screws for professional orthopedic surgery environments. Such a multi-component system can be useful for hospitals, orthopedic trauma departments, surgical centers, and medical distributors maintaining a range of proximal tibial fixation options. The selection of implant dimensions should always be based on preoperative imaging, intraoperative findings, fracture characteristics, patient anatomy, and the surgeon’s preferred fixation technique.
The proximal lateral tibial LCP system may be considered for appropriate surgical management of proximal tibial fractures, including selected fracture patterns involving the lateral proximal tibia. Depending on the clinical indication, fracture configuration, bone quality, and associated injuries, plate fixation may form part of a broader surgical treatment plan. The final implant configuration and fixation strategy must be determined by a qualified orthopedic surgeon.
The plate and screw components should be handled using appropriate medical-device procedures. Implantable titanium plates and screws must be stored, inspected, handled, and implanted according to the manufacturer’s instructions for use and applicable regulatory requirements. Implant components designated for single use should not be reused. Any reusable instrumentation associated with plate application should undergo validated cleaning, inspection, packaging, and sterilization procedures according to the manufacturer’s instructions and institutional protocols.
The Proximal Lateral Tibial LCP Plate – 6, 8, 10 & 12 Holes – Left & Right – with 5 mm Screws – 85 pcs (Titanium) provides a versatile orthopedic trauma fixation solution with multiple plate lengths, left and right configurations, and compatible 5 mm fixation screws. Its titanium construction and locking compression plate design make it suitable for professional fracture fixation applications where stable proximal tibial fixation is clinically indicated.
Key Features
- Proximal lateral tibial locking compression plate (LCP) system
- Available in 6, 8, 10, and 12-hole configurations
- Supplied for both left and right tibias
- Includes compatible 5 mm fixation screws
- Comprehensive 85-piece orthopedic fixation set
- Manufactured from durable titanium
- Designed for proximal tibial fracture stabilization
- Locking plate technology supports angularly stable fixation
- Multiple plate lengths accommodate different fracture patterns and fixation spans
- Suitable for professional orthopedic trauma and fracture fixation procedures
- Titanium construction provides strength, durability, and corrosion resistance
- Intended for use by qualified orthopedic surgeons according to appropriate surgical technique
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Proximal Lateral Tibial LCP Plate |
| Product Type | Locking Compression Plate |
| Anatomical Region | Proximal Tibia |
| Plate Position | Lateral |
| Available Holes | 6, 8, 10 & 12 Holes |
| Laterality | Left & Right |
| Screw Diameter | 5 mm |
| Material | Titanium |
| Total Set Quantity | 85 pcs |
| Application | Proximal Tibial Fracture Fixation |
| Fixation Technology | Locking Compression Plate |
| Product Category | Orthopedic Trauma Implants |
| Intended Users | Qualified Orthopedic Surgeons |
| Primary Use | Surgical Fracture Stabilization |
FAQs
1. What is a Proximal Lateral Tibial LCP Plate used for?
A Proximal Lateral Tibial LCP Plate is an orthopedic fixation implant designed to stabilize appropriately selected fractures of the proximal tibia. It is positioned along the lateral aspect of the proximal tibia and secured using compatible fixation screws.
2. What plate sizes are included in this LCP system?
The system includes proximal lateral tibial plates with 6, 8, 10, and 12 holes, providing multiple plate lengths and fixation configurations for different surgical requirements.
3. Are left and right proximal tibial plates included?
Yes. The system is specified with left and right plate configurations to provide laterality-specific proximal tibial fixation options.
4. What size screws are included with the titanium tibial LCP plates?
The product specification identifies 5 mm screws as the compatible fixation screws supplied with the system.
5. What material are the proximal tibial plates made from?
The plates are manufactured from titanium, a material widely used for orthopedic implants because of its strength, durability, corrosion resistance, and established use in fracture fixation systems.
6. What does LCP mean in orthopedic surgery?
LCP stands for Locking Compression Plate. LCP systems combine locking screw fixation with plate fixation principles, allowing the surgeon to select an appropriate fixation strategy based on fracture characteristics, bone quality, and surgical objectives.
7. How many pieces are included in the Proximal Lateral Tibial LCP Plate set?
The product is specified as an 85-piece set, consisting of the available proximal tibial plate configurations and associated 5 mm fixation screws.
8. Can this plate system be used for all proximal tibial fractures?
No. Implant selection depends on the specific fracture pattern, bone quality, patient anatomy, imaging findings, and surgical requirements. A qualified orthopedic surgeon should determine whether this plate system is appropriate for a particular case.
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