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Specifications
• Available in both Titanium & Stainless steel.
• Plate features locking compression holes and round locking holes that accepts 3.5mm cortical and locking screws.
• Plate available with 5,6,7 & 8 holes.
Indications for use
• Multifragmentary (dislocated) fractures requiring open reduction
• Unstable subcapital fractures
• Subcapital pseudarthrosis
• Osteotomies
Suture holes The fixation of additional wire loops or sutures attached to the tubercles (in 3- or 4-fragment fractures) neutralises the muscle tension and helps to maintain reduction.
| Holes | Stainless Steel | Titanium |
| 5 | 2-100-05 | 2-100-05Ti |
| 6 | 2-100-06 | 2-100-06Ti |
| 7 | 2-100-07 | 2-100-07Ti |
| 8 | 2-100-08 | 2-100-08Ti |
The 3.5mm Locking Proximal Humerus Plate is an orthopedic fixation plate designed to support fracture fixation around the proximal humerus. It features locking and locking compression holes compatible with 3.5mm cortical and locking screws.
It may be indicated for multifragmentary dislocated fractures requiring open reduction, unstable subcapital fractures, subcapital pseudarthrosis, and certain osteotomies. Clinical use should be determined by a qualified orthopedic surgeon.
The 3.5mm Locking Proximal Humerus Plate is available in both titanium and stainless steel options, allowing healthcare professionals to select the appropriate configuration according to surgical requirements.
The plate is designed to accept 3.5mm cortical and locking screws through its locking compression and round locking holes. The appropriate screw configuration should be selected according to the surgical technique and patient requirements.
The plate is available in 5, 6, 7, and 8 hole configurations. This provides different options for surgeons depending on the fracture pattern and required fixation construct.
