Femoral Neck System (Elegant Femoral Neck Locked Plates)

Femoral Neck Locked Plate System

Advanced Fixation for Femoral Neck Fractures
The Femoral Neck Locked Plate System is a cutting-edge solution for treating femoral neck fractures, offering enhanced biomechanical stability, minimal surgical intervention, and reduced risk of complications compared to Dynamic Hip Screw (DHS) fixation and cannulated screw fixation.

Key Advantages Over DHS and Cannulated Screw Fixation
✅ No insertional torque – Reduces malrotation, ensuring optimal anatomical alignment.
✅ Compact design – Requires a smaller incision, resulting in shorter operative time and fewer surgical steps.
✅ Ideal for narrow femoral necks – Suitable for patients with smaller bone structures.
✅ Higher resistance to varus collapse – Provides greater fracture stability compared to three-cannulated screw fixation.
✅ Controlled implant collapse – Eliminates lateral protrusion, preventing soft tissue irritation.

Implant Design & Components
The Femoral Neck Locked Plate System is designed for superior fracture fixation and controlled bone healing. The system includes:
🔹 Locking Plate (one or two holes) with locking screws for rigid fixation.
🔹 Bolt – The primary load carrier for dynamic fracture compression.
🔹 Antirotation Screw – Prevents rotational instability by locking through the bolt.

The bolt and antirotation screw can slide together within the plate barrel up to 20 mm, allowing for a controlled collapse of the fracture without lateral implant protrusion.

Implant Sizing & Surgical Technique
✔ Customizable implant length – Determined intraoperatively based on fracture anatomy.
✔ Shorter implants for small patients (less than 75 mm) –
Drill to the measured depth.

Select the shortest bolt and antirotation screw.
Avoid fully inserting the bolt for controlled collapse.

Neck-Shaft Angle Adjustment
🔹 The central guide wire through the femoral neck axis must be adjusted according to the patient’s anatomy and neck-shaft angle (130° ± 5°).
🔹 The plate’s short design allows for this angular adjustment, ensuring optimal femoral neck alignment.

Fracture Fixation Process (Illustration Guide)
Throughout the treatment process, the following fracture
patterns are commonly observed:
📌 A) Unreduced fracture – Initial fracture state.
📌 B) Reduced fracture – Aligned using closed or open reduction.
📌 C) Fracture reduced and fixed provisionally – Temporary fixation with guide wires.
📌 D) Fracture fixed definitively – Final fixation with the Femoral Neck Locked Plate System.

Why Choose the Femoral Neck Locked Plate System?
🔹 Biomechanically optimized for superior fracture healing.
🔹 Reduced surgical time with minimal soft tissue disruption.
🔹 Ideal for elderly and osteoporotic patients requiring enhanced stability.
🔹 Minimal risk of implant failure, nonunion, and malrotation.

🔗 For more details, visit our website:
👉 www.sharmaortho.com/productdesc/Femoral-Neck-Locked-Plate