Trochanteric Stabilization Plate

Features of the Locking Trochanteric Stabilization Plate for DHS (Dynamic Hip Screw) include:
Material and Construction: Typically constructed of high-quality stainless steel (ISO 5832-1) with a polished finish, providing high mechanical strength.
Anatomical Design: Its shape is designed to conform to the lateral aspect of the femur, reducing soft tissue irritation and surgical time.
Locking Holes: Includes polyaxial locking holes that accommodate locking screws to improve load distribution and rotational stability.
Optimized Holes: The number of holes is optimized based on the plate length without compromising mechanical strength, allowing for more fixation points with a minimal incision.
Rotation Prevention: The internal design prevents screw rotation within the tube and prevents rotation of the cephalic bone fragment.
Head Extension: Ensures proper lateral placement of greater trochanteric fracture fragments.
DHS Compatibility: Designed for use with DHS systems, stabilizing the greater trochanter and preventing lateral displacement of fracture fragments during impaction.
Angular Stability Benefits: Prevents screw loosening, improves reduction in osteoporotic bone, allows for the insertion of monocortical screws, and preserves bone blood supply.