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ខ្នាតតូច LCP y ចាន
q&នៃក
សំណួរទី 1: What is the primary design advantage of the Micro LCP Y-Plate’s Y-shaped configuration?
ក 1: The Y-shaped design provides multiplanar stability by allowing three-point fixation from a single implant. This enables surgeons to achieve rigid fixation in complex anatomical regions where multiple bone fragments converge, particularly in periarticular fractures and osteotomies.
សំណួរទី 2: In which specific surgical procedures is the Micro LCP Y-Plate most commonly indicated?
A2: It is primarily used for:
Distal humerus fractures in pediatric and small adult patients
Complex distal radius fractures
Triplane fractures in small bones
Periarticular reconstruction procedures
Correction of multiplanar deformities in small bones
សំណួរទី 3: How does the locking mechanism in the Micro Y-Plate enhance fixation stability in osteoporotic bone?
A3: The locking screws create a fixed-angle construct that:
Prevents screw toggle and pull-out in poor quality bone
Provides angular stability without relying on plate-bone compression
Maintains reduction despite cyclic loading
Allows for shorter plate lengths while maintaining stability
សំណួរទី 4: What are the key technical challenges during Y-Plate application and how can they be addressed?
ក 4: Main challenges include:
Achieving optimal plate positioning to avoid joint impingement
Managing multiple screw trajectories in confined spaces
Ensuring adequate fragment reduction before plate fixation
Addressing soft tissue coverage over the prominent Y-junction
These are mitigated through precise preoperative planning and specialized targeting guides.
q5: How does plate sizing and selection impact surgical outcomes?
ក 5: Proper sizing requires consideration of:
Patient anatomy and bone dimensions
Fracture pattern complexity
Available screw trajectories
Soft tissue envelope constraints
Oversized plates can cause impingement, while undersized plates may provide inadequate stability.
q6: What postoperative rehabilitation protocol is recommended?
ក 6: Rehabilitation typically involves:
Early protected motion (within 1-2 weeks post-op)
Progressive weight-bearing based on fracture pattern
Regular radiographic monitoring of healing
Hardware removal consideration at 6-12 months if symptomatic
q7: How does the Y-Plate design facilitate minimally invasive approaches?
A7: Advanced designs feature:
Low-profile contours for percutaneous insertion
Targeting guides for accurate screw placement
Pre-contoured anatomy matching common applications
Reduced plate-bone contact to preserve vascularity
សំណួរទី 8: What are the key differences in outcomes compared to conventional straight plates?
ក 8: The Y-Plate demonstrates:
Superior stability in complex fracture patterns
Reduced need for multiple implants
Better maintenance of reduction in osteoporotic bone
Higher patient satisfaction scores in appropriate indications
Comparable union rates with improved functional outcomes
