Small Fragment Locking

Small Fragment Locking is a type of orthopedic fixation technique that uses small screws and plates to stabilize fractures in small bones, such as those found in the hand, wrist, and ankle. This technique involves the use of locking screws and locking plates that offer several advantages over traditional non-locking screws and plates. We are leading Manufacturer & Exporter of Small Fragment Locking LCP Plates and Screws. We are exporting Small Fragment Locking LCP Plates and Screws to various countries like Mexico, South Africa, Mozambique, Sudan, Senegal, Namibia, Bolivia, Dominican Republic, Paraguay, Ecuador, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Kenya etc. 

The locking mechanism of small fragment locking plates and screws creates a fixed angle between the screw and the plate, which increases stability and reduces the risk of implant failure. This fixed angle also allows for a more accurate screw placement, which can improve the surgical outcome and reduce the risk of complications.

Another advantage of small fragment locking is that it requires a smaller incision, which can reduce postoperative pain, scarring, and recovery time. Additionally, the smaller size of the screws and plates used in this technique reduces the risk of tissue damage and minimizes the risk of nerve or vascular injury.

Small fragment locking is commonly used in the treatment of fractures in the hand, wrist, and ankle, as well as other small bones in the body. It is a highly effective technique that has improved patient outcomes and reduced the need for additional surgeries in many cases.