Condylar LCP

The Condylar LCP (Locking Compression Plate) is a specialized orthopedic implant designed for stabilization of distal femur and distal humerus fractures, particularly in the condylar and metaphyseal regions. With a pre-contoured anatomic shape and combination holes that accept both locking and conventional cortical screws, it provides angular stability and axial compression for complex fracture repair.

Manufactured from surgical-grade titanium or stainless steel, the Condylar LCP is ideal for both trauma and reconstructive orthopedic surgeries, especially in osteoporotic or comminuted fractures.

• Distal femur fractures – including supracondylar and intra-articular fractures
• Distal humerus fractures, especially bicondylar or complex patterns
• Comminuted and osteoporotic fractures, where angular stability is essential
• Periarticular fracture fixation in adult and elderly patients
• Fracture fixation in polytrauma cases, where rapid stabilization is needed
• Post-traumatic reconstruction of condylar bone defects or malunions

• Anatomic Pre-Contoured Design : Tailored to match the natural shape of distal femur or humerus, ensuring better bone-implant fit.
• Locking Compression Plate Technology : Hybrid plate holes support both locking screws (for angular stability) and cortical screws (for compression).
• Multiple Screw Hole Orientation : Permits multi-directional screw placement for optimal fixation in complex fracture patterns.
• High-Strength Medical Material : Made from biocompatible titanium or stainless steel (316L), offering durability and corrosion resistance.
• Low-Profile Plate Geometry : Reduces soft tissue irritation while maintaining biomechanical stability.
• Long Shaft Options : Supports diaphyseal extension for more extensive fracture patterns.
• ISO & CE Certified : Precision manufactured under strict quality standards for orthopedic implants.

Detailed surgical technique guides, sterilization instructions and compatibility charts are available in the product catalogue or on request from our clinical support team.