Key Features

• Increased healing capacity: To address disruption of CC ligaments caused by musculature and ligamentous deforming forces, suture holes and compression slots allow for adjunct techniques for increased stability and increased healing capacity.
• Advanced instrumentation: Threaded and targeting drill guides ensure fixed-angle distal screws are properly inserted and seated flush with the plate surface.
• Versatility: Based upon the fracture pattern and preferred surgical technique, the surgeon may choose a 3, 4 or 8-hole distal plate.
• Precise screw placement: Diverging and converging screw configurations provide maximum bone purchase and increase pullout resistance, especially when countering axial loads. The K-wire hole verifies screw placement and allows the plate to be placed more distal than other clavicle plates.
• Multiple screw configurations: The plate’s multiple distal screw configurations increase plate stability while screw positioning and angulation target distal fragments to provide secure, stable fixation for multiple fracture patterns.