Proximal Humerus Locking Plate: Advanced Orthopedic Implant for Shoulder Fracture Fixation

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proximal humeral locking plate

The proximal humeral locking plate is a sophisticated orthopedic implant designed to stabilize fractures in the proximal humerus, which is the upper part of the arm bone near the shoulder. Its main functions include providing anatomical alignment, maintaining reduction of the fracture, and enabling early mobilization of the shoulder joint. Technological features of this plate include a low-profile design that minimizes soft tissue irritation, and the unique locking screw mechanism that offers angular stability, reducing the risk of screw loosening. The applications of the proximal humeral locking plate are diverse, from high-energy trauma cases to osteoporotic fractures, making it an indispensable tool in the arsenal of orthopedic surgeons.

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The advantages of the proximal humeral locking plate are numerous and practical for patients and surgeons alike. Firstly, its anatomical design allows for a more precise fit, which can lead to better outcomes and faster recovery times. Secondly, the locking mechanism provides superior stability, which is particularly beneficial for complex fractures that require a robust fixation. This enhanced stability also means that patients can often return to their daily activities sooner. Furthermore, the plate's low-profile nature minimizes the risk of postoperative complications, such as soft tissue irritation. Lastly, because the plate accommodates various fracture patterns, it offers versatility that can save on inventory costs for medical facilities. In essence, the proximal humeral locking plate combines strength, flexibility, and patient comfort to deliver exceptional results.

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proximal humeral locking plate

Anatomical Design for Precise Fit

Anatomical Design for Precise Fit

The anatomical design of the proximal humeral locking plate is one of its standout features. Engineered to mirror the contours of the proximal humerus, it ensures a precise fit that respects the natural anatomy of the patient. This precision is crucial for effective fracture reduction and for maintaining the alignment of the bone during the healing process. The result is not only a more aesthetic outcome but also a faster recovery and a better overall patient experience.
Locking Mechanism for Unmatched Stability

Locking Mechanism for Unmatched Stability

The locking mechanism of the proximal humeral locking plate is a game-changer in the field of orthopedics. Unlike traditional plates that rely on compression for stability, the locking plate uses screws that lock into place, creating a internal frame that resists movement and minimizes the risk of screw loosening. This feature is especially valuable for patients with osteoporotic bones or those who have suffered complex fractures, as it provides the stability needed for bone healing without the need for extensive soft tissue dissection.
Low-Profile Design for Patient Comfort

Low-Profile Design for Patient Comfort

Patient comfort is a paramount consideration in the design of the proximal humeral locking plate. Its low-profile design reduces the plate's visibility under the skin and minimizes the risk of postoperative complications such as soft tissue irritation and hardware prominence. This design consideration not only improves the patient's comfort during the recovery process but also reduces the likelihood of revision surgeries, thereby saving on healthcare costs and improving patient satisfaction.
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