Locking Lateral Tibia Plate Left+Right

Our Anatomical Locking Proximal Lateral Tibia Plates are high-precision, low-profile implants specifically engineered for the internal fixation of complex proximal tibia fractures, including intra-articular tibial plateau fractures, metaphyseal defects, and osteotomies. Available in distinct Left and Right configurations, these plates are pre-contoured to match the natural anatomical curves of the lateral tibial condyle, significantly reducing the need for intraoperative bending.

Manufactured from high-strength, medical-grade Surgical Stainless Steel 316L or Titanium Alloy, the plate features a flared head cluster designed to accept multiple locking screws for secure subchondral support. The structural shaft incorporates advanced combi-holes (locking/compression combination holes), providing orthopedic surgeons with the ultimate mechanical flexibility to create a highly rigid fixed-angle construct or apply dynamic axial compression where necessary.

Key Features & Benefits

• Anatomically Pre-Contoured Designs: Distinctly engineered for Left and Right limbs to ensure an optimal fit against the lateral proximal tibia, streamlining surgical alignment.

• Flared Head Cluster Fixation: Multiple dedicated locking holes in the plate head provide multi-planar, fixed-angle support to hold the articular surface securely and prevent varus/valgus collapse.

• Advanced Shaft Combi-Holes: Symmetrical combination holes accept threaded locking screws for absolute structural rigidity or smooth-sloped cortical screws for standard axial compression.

• Fixed-Angle Construct Stability: Threaded screw-to-plate locking prevents screw back-out and hardware loosening—providing critical fixation strength in highly comminuted fractures or osteoporotic bone.

• Tissue-Preserving Low Profile: Smoothly rounded borders, a tapered shaft, and a highly polished electropolished surface finish minimize friction against the overlying soft tissues and patellar tendon.

Product Specifications

Clinical Applications

• Complex intra-articular and extra-articular fractures of the proximal tibia (Tibial Plateau fractures).

• Schatzker Type I to VI proximal tibial fracture management.

• Proximal tibial osteotomies, mal-unions, and complex non-union reconstruction.

• Advanced human orthopedics and specialized veterinary trauma reconstructions.