It may be used for selected proximal femoral fractures where plate fixation is clinically appropriate. The specific fracture pattern, bone quality, and fixation method should be assessed by a qualified orthopedic surgeon.

The plate is designed around 4.5mm, 5.0mm, and 7.3mm fixation options, depending on the designated holes and surgical technique. Compatibility should always be confirmed with the manufacturer's implant and instrumentation specifications.

Locking plates allow screws to engage with the plate, creating a stable fixed angle construct. This can help maintain alignment and provide fixation in challenging fracture patterns or areas with reduced bone quality.

Locking fixation can be useful when treating fractures in patients with compromised bone quality. However, implant selection and fixation strategy should be determined by the surgeon based on the patient's individual anatomy and clinical condition.