Locking Screws

Locking LCP screws are specialized screws used in orthopedic surgery for the fixation of bone fractures. The term "LCP" stands for "locking compression plate," which refers to a type of bone plate used to stabilize fractures. The screws used with LCP plates have a specialized design that allows them to lock into the plate, providing additional stability and preventing the screw from backing out of the bone. We are leading Manufacturer & Exporter of Locking LCP Screws. We are exporting Locking LCP Screws to various countries like Mexico, South Africa, Mozambique, Sudan, Senegal, Namibia, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Paraguay, Ecuador, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Kenya etc.

Locking LCP screws are usually made of titanium or stainless steel and come in a range of sizes to accommodate different bone types and fracture patterns. They have a threaded shaft and a head that can either be hexagonal or star-shaped, depending on the manufacturer. The head of the screw is designed to fit securely into the locking holes on the LCP plate.

When using locking LCP screws, it is important to ensure that they are tightened properly to prevent any movement of the fracture. This can be achieved by using a torque wrench to apply a specific amount of force to the screw during insertion. Once the screw is fully inserted, the torque wrench is used again to apply additional force to lock the screw into the plate.

Locking LCP screws are an important tool in the treatment of bone fractures and can help to improve patient outcomes by providing additional stability and promoting faster healingx.