Locking Plate
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1 Pcs
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Product Description
The Plate-II is engineered with a thinner cross-section and beveled edges, specifically to address hardware prominence issues on the lateral ankle where the skin is particularly vulnerable.
Features an optimized screw hole pattern in the head that allows for the use of smaller diameter locking screws (2.7mm/3.5mm), enabling the surgeon to secure even the smallest articular fragments.
The distal-to-proximal tapered design and smooth surface finish facilitate minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis (MIPO), protecting the vital blood supply to the distal tibia fragments.
Specifically contoured to match the lateral malleolar flare of the tibia, providing a "neutral" fit that requires little to no intraoperative bending, thus maintaining the structural integrity of the titanium.
Preferred for multi-fragmentary fractures where precise articular rafting and a low-profile construct are required.
Used for fractures near the joint surface that require stable lateral column neutralization.
Indicated for patients with thin skin, previous surgical scars, or high risk of wound complications at the lateral ankle.
The refined dimensions of Plate-II make it an excellent choice for patients with smaller anatomical structures.

| Product name | Distal Lateral Tibial Locking Plate-II |
| Material | TA3 |
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| Length | / |
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| Certificate | CE Certificate |
| Brand | TOOLMED |
| MOQ | 1 Pcs |
| OEM | Avaliable |
| Package | PE Inner Bag+Carton |
| Payment Method | T/T,Bank transfer, Western Union |
| Delivery Time | 5-7 days |
| Shipping | DHL EMS UPS TNT FEDEX |


This is an advanced titanium plate used to reconstruct the bottom of the shinbone (tibia) after a severe fracture. The "Plate-II" is a more refined version of the standard plate—it is thinner and shaped even more precisely to match the bone. Because there is very little muscle on the outside of your ankle, a standard plate can sometimes be felt through the skin or cause irritation. This version is designed to be as "invisible" to the body as possible while providing the massive strength needed to hold your ankle joint together.
Surgeons choose the Plate-II when the fracture has many small pieces (comminution). By using smaller locking screws in a denser pattern, the plate can "grab" onto tiny fragments of bone that a larger screw might miss. It is especially useful in "MIPO" surgery, where the plate is slid through a tiny incision to avoid large scars and speed up healing.
The main advantage is reduced irritation. The lateral ankle is home to the peroneal tendons, which glide right next to where the plate is placed. The ultra-smooth, low-profile design of the Plate-II helps these tendons move without catching on the metal. Additionally, the Locking technology ensures that once the surgeon sets the ankle joint at the correct angle, it will stay there throughout the months of recovery.
Biomechanically, the Plate-II functions as a fixed-angle internal fixator. Because the screws are locked into the plate, they create a bridge that carries the weight of your body from the shinbone directly to the ankle, bypassing the broken area. This allows the bone to heal in a "stress-protected" environment, which is the gold standard for complex joint fractures.
During surgery, the surgeon uses high-resolution X-rays to ensure the joint surface is perfectly smooth. The Plate-II is then slid along the lateral side of the bone. Because it is so thin, it fits easily under the skin and muscle. The surgeon then "rafts" the joint with several small locking screws, ensuring the weight-bearing surface of the ankle is fully supported.
While the plate is incredibly strong, you will likely be instructed not to put full weight on the ankle for several weeks to allow the joint surface to knit back together. However, because Plate-II is so sleek, many patients experience less swelling and can begin gentle ankle movements earlier than with older, bulkier plates.
The Distal Lateral Tibial Locking Plate-II provides the perfect balance between mechanical rigidity and biological respect. Its ultra-low profile and high-density fixation make it an ideal solution for complex pilon fractures, prioritizing both the success of the bone healing and the long-term comfort of the patient.
Plate-II is thinner and has a more refined anatomical shape. It also allows for the use of smaller 2.7mm locking screws in the head, which is great for small bone fragments. Plate-I is a more traditional, heavy-duty option.
The plate itself doesn't prevent arthritis, but it allows the surgeon to put the joint back together perfectly. Having a smooth, perfectly aligned joint surface is the most important factor in preventing arthritis after a severe break.
Yes, titanium is generally preferred for the ankle because it is lighter, more flexible (closer to bone), and less likely to cause an allergic reaction or irritation than stainless steel.
The Plate-II can accommodate between 4 and 7 locking screws in the distal head alone, depending on the length and size of the plate, providing a very stable "raft" for the joint fragments.
Yes, in many Pilon fractures, both the tibia and the fibula (the smaller bone) are broken. This plate is designed to work alongside standard fibula locking plates without the hardware clashing.


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