Locking plates are crucial components in orthopedic internal fixation systems. They form a stable framework through the locking mechanism between screws and plates, providing rigid fixation for fractures. Particularly suitable for osteoporotic patients, complex fractures, and surgical scenarios requiring precise reduction.

Pediatric Series        

This series includes 3.5mm/4.5mm Eight-plates, Sliding Locking Plates, and Hip Plates, designed for pediatric bone growth. They provide stable epiphyseal guidance and fracture fixation, accommodating children of different ages.

Mini Locking System        

The 1.5S/2.0S/2.4S/2.7S series includes T-shaped, Y-shaped, L-shaped, Condylar, and Reconstruction Plates, ideal for small bone fractures in hands and feet, offering precise locking and low-profile designs.

Periarticular Plates      

This category includes clavicle, scapula, and distal radius/ulnar plates with anatomical shapes, allowing multi-angle screw fixation for optimal joint stability.

Lower Extremity System        

Designed for complex lower limb fractures, this system includes proximal/distal tibial plates, femoral plates, and calcaneal plates, ensuring strong fixation and biomechanical compatibility.

Pelvis & Thorax        

This series features pelvic plates, rib reconstruction plates, and sternum plates for severe trauma and thorax stabilization.

Foot & Ankle      

Designed for foot and ankle fractures, this system includes metatarsal, astragalus, and navicular plates, ensuring anatomical fit for fusion and fixation.

 

       

Anatomic Fit

Designed using human anatomic database for precise contouring

Multi-Axial Locking

Angulated screw options for enhanced stability

Minimized Soft Tissue DisruptionDiameter Length

The low-profile design and anatomical contouring minimize irritation to surrounding muscles, tendons, and blood vessels, reducing postoperative complications.

Modular System

Comprehensive sizing from pediatric to adult applications

Supporting Products

Instrument Set

Box

Documents Download

Catalog

PDF, 83.45 MB

Comprehensive listing of all products with specifications and features.

Updated: Feb 2024

Surgical Technique

PDF, 23.30MB

Detailed instructions on product usage, maintenance procedures, and safety guidelines.

Updated: May 2025

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Distal Clavicular Locking Plate: A Comprehensive Guide

As a medical practitioner or someone dealing with a shoulder injury, you might have come across the term 'distal clavicular locking plate' or DCLP. This article is a comprehensive guide to the DCLP and how it can help treat various shoulder conditions.

Introduction

The introduction will provide a brief overview of the DCLP, its purpose, and how it functions.

What is a Distal Clavicular Locking Plate?

This section will explain what a DCLP is and how it works. It will also touch on how the DCLP is used in shoulder surgery and the benefits of using a DCLP.

How Does a DCLP Work?

In this section, we will delve deeper into how a DCLP functions in the shoulder. It will discuss the materials used in making DCLP, how it is installed, and how it supports the clavicle.

Benefits of Using a DCLP

This section will cover the advantages of using a DCLP, including its ability to offer stability, support, and facilitate faster healing.

What Conditions Can a DCLP Treat?

This section will provide information on the conditions that can be treated using a DCLP. These include:

Acromioclavicular Joint Dislocation

This subsection will explain what acromioclavicular joint dislocation is, how it occurs, and how a DCLP can help treat it.

Clavicle Fractures

This subsection will cover the different types of clavicle fractures and how a DCLP can aid in their treatment.

Osteolysis

This subsection will explain what osteolysis is, how it affects the shoulder, and how a DCLP can help.

How is a DCLP Installed?

This section will provide a step-by-step process of how a DCLP is installed. It will also explain the pre-operation and post-operation procedures that patients need to follow.

Pre-Operation Procedures

In this subsection, we will discuss the steps patients need to take before going for surgery. This includes fasting, medication, and other preparations.

The Surgical Procedure

This subsection will cover the surgical procedure involved in installing a DCLP, including anesthesia, incision, and fixation.

Post-Operation Procedures

In this subsection, we will discuss the aftercare procedures that patients need to follow after surgery. This includes medication, therapy, and rehabilitation.

Risks and Complications

This section will provide information on the risks and complications associated with a DCLP. It will explain what patients can expect during and after the surgery.

Recovery Time

In this section, we will discuss the recovery time for a DCLP. We will also provide information on how to speed up the healing process and what patients can expect during the recovery period.

Conclusion

This section will provide a summary of the article's main points and emphasize the benefits of using a DCLP in treating shoulder conditions.