FNS Locking Plate (130° CCD Angle) is a specialized orthopedic implant designed for the Femoral Neck System (FNS), offering angular stability and rotational control for treating femoral neck fractures. With its fixed 130° Caput-Collum-Diaphyseal (CCD) angle, this plate ensures anatomical alignment and efficient force distribution along the femoral neck axis.

The FNS system is widely used as a minimally invasive solution for internal fixation of intracapsular femoral neck fractures. This plate is used in conjunction with a central locking bolt and anti-rotation screw, providing robust stabilization especially in young and active patients or cases requiring early mobilization.

This locking side plate is available in 1-hole and 2-hole variants and is fully compatible with 5.0mm locking screws for secure diaphyseal fixation.

🔧 Technical Features & Specifications:

• Material: Medical-grade stainless steel or titanium (optional)
• Plate Type: FNS (Femoral Neck System) Side Plate
• CCD Angle: 130° fixed for optimal anatomical correction
• Hole Options: Available in 1 and 2-hole versions
• Screw Compatibility: 5.0mm locking screws for diaphyseal fixation
• Low-Profile Design: Minimizes soft tissue irritation and prominence

🏥 Clinical Applications:

• Femoral neck fractures (displaced and undisplaced)
• Intracapsular fractures in younger or active patients
• Minimally invasive internal fixation procedures
• Early post-op mobilization requirements

✅ Advantages & Benefits:

• 130° CCD Angle: Ensures anatomic restoration of neck-shaft angle
• Stable Locking Interface: Prevents screw back-out and implant failure
• Shorter Surgery Time: Minimally invasive and easy to assemble
• Strong Plate-Screw Interface: Provides angular and rotational stability

📏 Available Variants:

🌍 Why Choose Our FNS Locking Plate?

• Precision Engineered: Designed for anatomical femoral neck reconstruction
• Trusted in Hip Fracture Fixation: Preferred by trauma surgeons globally
• Multiple Hole Options: Allows for patient-specific treatment planning
• Part of a Modular System: Integrates smoothly with the full FNS construct