Femoral Proximal Hook Locking Plate
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What is a Femoral Proximal Hook Locking Plate?
This plate is often used in combination with other components such as cables in orthopaedic cable systems. The design allows for early weight – bearing in some cases, which is important for a patient’s recovery and mobility. It provides stability to the fractured bone, helping to keep the bone fragments in the correct position during the healing process.
How Does a Femoral Proximal Hook Locking Plate Work?
The locking screws are inserted through the plate and into the bone. These screws have a special design that creates a rigid connection between the plate and the bone. They distribute the load evenly, allowing the plate to bear the body’s weight and stresses during movement and helping the fracture to heal without the screws loosening.
Here’s a simplified breakdown of how it works:
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