There are six types of pediatric proximal femoral Locking Plate,which is suitable for metaphyseal plate block and correction of hip deformity in children.
-2.7mm Proximal femoral locking plate 120°
-3.5mm Proximal femoral locking plate 110°
-3.5mm Proximal femoral locking plate 120°
-5.0mm Proximal femoral locking plate 110°
-5.0mm Proximal femoral locking plate 120°
-5.0mm Proximal femoral locking plate 150°
Advantages 1.The materials of these six Femur Plate are all titanium, which has the characteristics of light weight, strong hardness, wear resistance and corrosion resistance.
2.The proximal femur plates at different angles are closer to the anatomical morphology of the children's trochanter, without pre-bending, and also prevent the loss of strength of the steel plate.
3. In addition, the use of three locking screws for fixation at the proximal end of the fracture can ensure the stability of the fixation with a small fixation position at the proximal end of the fracture, while the loss of reduction is prevented by setting 3-4 screw holes at the femoral shaft.
4.The locking compression plate does not require close contact between the plate and the bone, so there is no need for extensive dissection of the periosteum, which promotes fracture healing, almost achieves anatomical complete reduction, and prevents complications.
Medical tips
After epiphyseal plate block, there is no need for plaster External Fixation, and early rehabilitation training can be done to ensure the range of motion of the joint. Generally, the suture can be removed from the wound two weeks after the operation, and the patient can move on the ground, so that the child can quickly return to daily life, study and sports.
Proximal femoral fractures in children are rare, accounting for about 1% of all fractures. Proximal femoral fractures in children are often caused by high-energy violence. However, due to the particularity of children, children's bones continue to grow and develop, and their physiological functions are also changing, so the characteristics of children's fractures need to attract more attention. There are two main epiphyses in the development of proximal femur: the femoral head epiphysis + the greater trochanter epiphysis.
