Pre-Contoured Titanium Clavicle Locking Plate

Pre-Contoured Titanium Clavicle Locking Plate

Our Clavicular Locking Plate is engineered for complex clavicular fracture procedures. Crafted from medical-grade Pure Titanium, it offers excellent biocompatibility and corrosion resistance for long-term implantation.

Its key feature is a pre-contoured anatomical profile that closely matches the natural shape of the clavicle, minimizing intraoperative bending and reducing irritation to surrounding soft tissues. The combi-hole locking screw design allows screws to lock at various angles, creating a stable internal frame. This is particularly advantageous for osteoporotic bone or comminuted fractures, effectively preventing screw loosening and pull-out. The low-profile plate design minimizes soft tissue irritation and impingement on the shoulder, supporting a more comfortable recovery and better functional outcomes.

Compatible Screws & Indications:

- Fitted Screw：Ф3.5 Locking Screws, Ф3.5 Cortical Screws;

- Scope of Application: Clavicle fracture fixation.

Specifications of Clavicle Locking Plate:

Product Code	ITEM	Model	Spec（Holes/Length）	Material	Left/Right	Product Picture
21311006	Clavicular Locking Plate-Ⅲ	YSA41	Left 6 Holes	A	Left/Right
21311007			Left 7 Holes
21311008			Left 8 Holes
21311009			Left 9 Holes
21311010			Left 10 Holes
21311011			Left 11 Holes
21311012			Left 12 Holes
21312006			Right 6 Holes
21312007			Right 7 Holes
21312008			Right 8 Holes
21312009			Right 9 Holes
21312010			Right 10 Holes
21312011			Right 11 Holes
21312012			Right 12 Holes
20391004	Clavicular Locking Plate-Ⅲ	YSB41	Left 4 Holes	A	Left/Right
20391005			Left 5 Holes
20391006			Left 6 Holes
20391007			Left 7 Holes
20391008			Left 8 Holes
20391009			Left 9 Holes
20391010			Left 10 Holes
20392004			Right 4 Holes
20392005			Right 5 Holes
20392006			Right 6 Holes
20392007			Right 7 Holes
20392008			Right 8 Holes
20392009			Right 9 Holes
20392010			Right 10 Holes
20381004	Clavicular Locking Plate-Ⅳ	YSB42	Left 4 Holes	A	Left/Right
20381005			Left 5 Holes
20381006			Left 6 Holes
20381007			Left 7 Holes
20381008			Left 8 Holes
20382004			Right 4 Holes
20382005			Right 5 Holes
20382006			Right 6 Holes
20382007			Right 7 Holes
20382008			Right 8 Holes
10071004	Clavicle Plate	YSZQ04	Left 4 Holes	A	Left/Right
10071005			Left 5 Holes	A
10071006			Left 6 Holes	A
10071007			Left 7 Holes	A
10071008			Left 8 Holes	A
10071009			Left 9 Holes	A
10071010			Left 10 Holes	A
10071011			Left 11 Holes	A
10071012			Left 12 Holes	A
10072004			Right 4 Holes	A
10072005			Right 5 Holes	A
10072006			Right 6 Holes	A
10072007			Right 7 Holes	A
10072008			Right 8 Holes	A
10072009			Right 9 Holes	A
10072010			Right 10 Holes	A
10072011			Right 11 Holes	A
10072012			Right 12 Holes	A

FAQ:

Q1: What types of clavicle fractures is this locking plate designed to treat?

A1: It is specifically indicated for midshaft and distal (near the shoulder) clavicle fractures. Its locking technology is particularly advantageous for comminuted fractures, significantly displaced fractures, and cases where the patient has osteoporosis, as it provides superior holding power compared to conventional plates to prevent re-displacement.

Q2: What is the real benefit of the "pre-contoured anatomical design"?

A2: Unlike a straight plate, ours is pre-bent to match the natural S-shaped curve of the human clavicle. This offers two key benefits: First, it significantly reduces the need for intraoperative bending, saving operative time. Second, it ensures a low-profile fit that sits flush against the bone, which dramatically minimizes irritation to the overlying soft tissues and reduces the chance of the plate feeling prominent under the skin after surgery.

Q3: Will the plate limit my shoulder movement or be noticeable after healing?

A3: This is a primary focus of our design. The plate is low-profile, meaning it's thinner and sits flatter than traditional plates. Combined with its anatomical shape that hugs the bone's contour, most patients find it is not noticeably felt after recovery and does not restrict the ultimate range of motion of the shoulder. The goal is to return you to your pre-injury level of activity.

Q4: What does the postoperative rehabilitation and recovery timeline look like?

A4: Important: Always follow your surgeon's specific protocol. Generally, early motion of the wrist, elbow, and pendulum exercises for the shoulder are encouraged soon after surgery to reduce swelling. Around 4-6 weeks, depending on healing seen on X-ray, more active shoulder exercises are typically started. Full weight-bearing or strenuous activities are usually delayed until 3 months or more post-op, to ensure solid bony union.

Q5: How is the correct plate size selected for a patient?

A5: This is not a decision made by the patient. The operating surgeon will choose the appropriate plate length and number of screw holes based on your specific fracture pattern (location, complexity) as seen on your X-rays and CT scans. More complex fractures often require longer plates for adequate stability. The surgeon will select the best fit from the range of sizes available in the system.