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The Locking Calcaneal Plate. Part of the Synthes small fragment ...

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Features and Benefits<br />

<strong>Plate</strong> features<br />

– Available in extra-<strong>small</strong>, <strong>small</strong>, large and extra-large in left<br />

and right designs<br />

– Versatile – 15 locking holes address multiple fracture<br />

patterns<br />

– Bendable tabs provide support for <strong>the</strong> anterior process and<br />

plantar <strong>fragment</strong>s<br />

– Angled and ascending holes (indicated by arrows) buttress<br />

<strong>the</strong> sustentaculum and provide better support <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> calcaneotalar<br />

articular surface<br />

– Lateral application<br />

– <strong>Locking</strong> screws provide standard bicortical and/or<br />

unicortical fixation<br />

Threaded locking holes<br />

– Offer a fixed-angle construct to buttress <strong>the</strong> articular<br />

surfaces <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> calcaneus<br />

– Permit multiple points <strong>of</strong> fixation to buttress <strong>small</strong><br />

<strong>fragment</strong>s<br />

– Accept standard 2.7 mm and 3.5 mm cortex screws as<br />

alternatives to, or in conjunction with, 3.5 mm locking<br />

screws<br />

– Provide 15° <strong>of</strong> angulation when using 2.7 mm cortex<br />

screws and 5° <strong>of</strong> angulation when using 3.5 mm cortex<br />

screws<br />

Stardrive recess<br />

Self-tapping flute<br />

<strong>Locking</strong><br />

threads<br />

Cortical thread<br />

pr<strong>of</strong>ile<br />

2 Syn<strong>the</strong>s <strong>The</strong> <strong>Locking</strong> <strong>Calcaneal</strong> <strong>Plate</strong> Technique Guide

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