The Veterinary 3.5mm TPLO Broad Plates 80mm L&R 56 Pcs is a specialized veterinary orthopedic implant system designed for fixation following selected tibial plateau leveling osteotomy (TPLO) procedures. The system provides left- and right-sided broad plate configurations with an 80 mm specification and compatible screws, giving veterinary orthopedic surgeons a practical selection of fixation components for appropriate canine orthopedic cases.
TPLO is a widely established surgical technique used primarily in dogs with cranial cruciate ligament insufficiency. The procedure involves modifying the geometry of the proximal tibia to alter the mechanics of the stifle joint. Following the osteotomy, an appropriate fixation plate and screw construct is used to stabilize the osteotomized bone segments while healing takes place.
The 3.5 mm configuration identifies the stated implant system size and is intended for appropriately selected veterinary orthopedic applications. The 80 mm broad plate specification provides a defined plate configuration for cases where the dimensions and geometry correspond to the patient’s tibial anatomy. Implant selection should always be based on the individual animal’s size, tibial dimensions, bone quality, osteotomy characteristics, radiographic assessment, and the manufacturer’s approved indications.
The broad plate design provides an expanded plate profile compared with narrower plate configurations. This geometry can provide an appropriate fixation surface for selected TPLO procedures where a broad plate configuration is clinically indicated. The actual suitability of the plate depends on the patient’s anatomy and the specific implant design.
The inclusion of left and right plates provides side-specific options corresponding to the operated limb. This allows the veterinary surgical team to select the appropriate plate orientation for the patient’s anatomy. Correct side selection, plate positioning, and screw placement are important aspects of TPLO fixation and should be performed according to the applicable surgical technique.
The plates and screws are manufactured from SS 316L stainless steel, a low-carbon stainless-steel alloy widely used in medical and surgical applications. SS 316L is recognized for its corrosion-resistant characteristics and suitable material properties for many implant applications. The performance of an orthopedic implant also depends on its geometry, dimensions, manufacturing quality, surface characteristics, and intended clinical application.
The 56-piece set provides a consolidated selection of veterinary TPLO plates and compatible screws. A multi-component system can support veterinary hospitals, animal orthopedic centers, referral practices, and surgical facilities performing TPLO and other small-animal orthopedic procedures. Having bilateral plate options and associated screws available in one system can also assist with surgical preparation and implant inventory management.
The 80 mm plate configuration should be selected only when appropriate for the patient’s tibial anatomy and the planned TPLO procedure. Plate length, width, screw dimensions, and fixation points should be evaluated together rather than independently. The veterinary surgeon should assess the osteotomy, bone stock, patient size, and planned surgical approach before selecting the implant.
Before implantation, each plate and screw should be inspected for damage, deformation, contamination, corrosion, compromised threads, or other abnormalities. Components should be handled carefully to preserve the plate surfaces, screw threads, and locking interfaces. Only compatible screws, plates, and approved instrumentation should be used together.
Correct screw selection and placement are essential to the intended stability of the fixation construct. The surgical team should verify screw dimensions, compatibility, plate positioning, and available bone stock before implantation. The manufacturer’s surgical technique and applicable veterinary orthopedic principles should be followed throughout the procedure.
Cleaning and sterilization should be performed according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions for use (IFU). Although SS 316L is commonly used in surgical environments and can tolerate validated sterilization processes, the material designation alone does not establish a universal sterilization cycle. Veterinary facilities should follow validated processing parameters and applicable infection-control procedures.
With a 3.5 mm configuration, 80 mm broad plate design, left- and right-sided options, compatible screws, and SS 316L construction, this Veterinary TPLO Broad Plate System provides qualified veterinary orthopedic surgeons with a versatile fixation option for selected tibial plateau leveling osteotomy procedures.
Key Features
- Veterinary TPLO broad plate system designed for selected tibial plateau leveling osteotomy procedures.
- 3.5 mm configuration for appropriately selected veterinary orthopedic applications.
- 80 mm plate specification provides a defined TPLO plate configuration.
- Broad plate profile provides an expanded fixation surface for selected surgical applications.
- Includes both left and right-sided plates for corresponding limb anatomy.
- Supplied with compatible orthopedic fixation screws.
- Manufactured from SS 316L stainless steel.
- 56-piece system provides a consolidated selection of TPLO plates and screws.
- Suitable for selected canine orthopedic and stifle stabilization procedures.
- Multiple fixation components support surgical preparation and inventory organization.
- Screw and plate compatibility should be verified before implantation.
- Components should be inspected for integrity before clinical use.
- Cleaning and sterilization should follow the manufacturer’s validated instructions.
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Veterinary 3.5 mm TPLO Broad Plates |
| Procedure | Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) |
| Plate Size | 3.5 mm |
| Plate Length / Configuration | 80 mm |
| Plate Type | Broad TPLO Plate |
| Laterality | Left & Right |
| Screws | Included |
| Total System Quantity | 56 Pieces |
| Material | SS 316L Stainless Steel |
| Implant Type | Veterinary TPLO Fixation Plate |
| Primary Application | Veterinary Orthopedic Bone Fixation |
| Anatomical Site | Proximal Tibia / Stifle |
| Specialty | Veterinary Orthopedic Surgery |
| Intended Patients | Selected Small-Animal Patients |
| Fixation Purpose | Stabilization of TPLO Osteotomy |
| Intended Users | Qualified Veterinary Surgeons |
| Sterilization | Follow manufacturer’s validated instructions |
| Component Compatibility | Use specified compatible screws and instrumentation |
| Implant Selection | Based on patient anatomy and surgical assessment |
FAQs
1. What are veterinary TPLO broad plates used for?
Veterinary TPLO broad plates are orthopedic fixation implants used to stabilize the tibial osteotomy following a tibial plateau leveling osteotomy procedure. TPLO is commonly performed in dogs with cranial cruciate ligament insufficiency.
2. What does 3.5 mm mean on this TPLO plate?
The 3.5 mm designation identifies the stated plate and compatible fixation system size. The veterinarian should determine suitability according to the patient’s anatomy, implant specifications, and surgical requirements.
3. What does the 80 mm specification indicate?
The 80 mm specification identifies the stated plate length or configuration. Exact dimensional interpretation should be confirmed against the manufacturer’s technical specifications.
4. Are both left and right TPLO plates included?
Yes. The system is specified with left and right plates, allowing the veterinary surgeon to select the configuration corresponding to the operated limb.
5. Are screws included with the veterinary TPLO plates?
Yes. The product is specified as a 56-piece system with screws. Exact screw sizes and quantities should be confirmed against the manufacturer’s component inventory.
6. What material are these veterinary TPLO plates made from?
The plates are specified as SS 316L stainless steel, a low-carbon stainless-steel alloy commonly used in medical and veterinary surgical applications because of its corrosion-resistant characteristics.

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