Locking Plate Systems
Locking Plate System is a type of internal fixation device in orthopedic surgery that belongs to the broader category of fracture fixation systems, distinguished by its use of threaded screws that lock into place with a fixed angle relative to the plate, thereby providing angular stability and resistance to shear forces without requiring direct bone-to-plate compression.
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Rohit Arora, Martin Lutz, Christian Deml et al. · Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery · 2011 · 542 citations
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