Product Explanation
The Locking Distal Femoral Plate B.C. Hole, 95° is an orthopedic fixation plate intended to form part of a compatible internal fixation construct involving the distal femur.
A simplified fixation concept can be represented as:
Distal Femur → 95° Locking Distal Femoral Plate → Compatible Fixation Screws → Internal Fixation Construct
The product is specifically identified as a:
Distal Femoral Plate
with a:
95°
configuration and:
B.C. Hole
design.
According to the supplied product information, the plate is available with:
5 / 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 Shaft Holes
providing several configurations within the same product family.
The supplied data does not specify a Left or Right version, and no blade-height value is provided.
Product Components and Design
- Distal Femoral Plate Body
The implant consists of an elongated metallic fixation plate with a specialized proximal/distal terminal section and a longitudinal shaft.
The product is specifically identified as:
Locking Distal Femoral Plate
according to the supplied product designation.
The exact anatomical contour, plate length, width, thickness, curvature, and plate-to-bone relationship should be confirmed from the manufacturer’s technical drawings.
- 95° Plate Configuration
The product designation specifies:
95°
This represents an important geometric parameter of the plate design.
The supplied image does not define exactly which anatomical or engineering reference lines are used to determine the 95° angle.
Therefore, the precise meaning and measurement method of the 95° configuration should be confirmed from the manufacturer’s official dimensional drawing.
- B.C. Hole Configuration
The supplied product data lists:
Alignment: B.C. Hole
However, B.C. Hole appears to describe the fixation-hole configuration rather than an anatomical alignment.
The exact meaning of the abbreviation B.C. is not defined in the supplied image.
For a structured product sheet, it is safer to retain:
Hole Configuration: B.C. Hole
without expanding the abbreviation until the manufacturer’s official documentation confirms the terminology.
- Blade Height
The supplied product data shows:
Blade Height: —
Therefore, no numerical blade-height specification is provided.
It should be recorded as:
Blade Height: Not specified
rather than assigning or estimating a dimensional value from the product image.
- Shaft Section
According to the supplied product information, the plate is available with:
5 Shaft Holes
6 Shaft Holes
8 Shaft Holes
10 Shaft Holes
12 Shaft Holes
This provides five listed shaft-hole configurations within the product family.
The exact overall plate length associated with each shaft-hole option is not provided.
- Multiple Fixation Opening Geometries
The supplied product image visually shows multiple fixation openings distributed along the plate.
These include:
- Circular openings.
- Elongated / contoured shaft openings.
- An opening associated with the terminal angled region.
- Multiple longitudinal fixation positions.
The exact function of each opening—such as locking fixation, conventional fixation, compression, positioning, or another fixation role—is not defined in the supplied data and should be confirmed from the approved surgical technique.
- Material Options
According to the supplied product information, the plate is available in:
SS316L
and
Titanium
The exact Titanium alloy or grade is not specified and should be confirmed from the manufacturer’s official material specification.
Intended Use
The Locking Distal Femoral Plate B.C. Hole, 95° is designed for use as part of a compatible orthopedic fixation system involving the distal femur, according to the approved indications, surgical technique, and Instructions for Use.
Potential applications may involve internal fixation of the distal femur where this 95° distal femoral plate configuration is included within the manufacturer’s approved indications.
The exact fracture classifications, anatomical indications, fixation strategy, surgical approach, compatible screw configuration, contraindications, and patient-selection criteria should be confirmed from the official product documentation.
Plate selection may depend on factors including:
- Distal femur anatomy.
- Fracture location and configuration.
- Required 95° plate geometry.
- Required fixation construct.
- Required shaft-hole configuration.
- Required plate length.
- Bone dimensions.
- Bone quality.
- Compatible screw selection.
- Screw trajectory requirements.
- Compatible instrumentation.
- Surgical approach.
- Preoperative planning.
- Intraoperative assessment.
The implant should be selected and implanted by a qualified orthopedic surgeon in accordance with the approved surgical technique and Instructions for Use.
Key Benefits
95° Distal Femoral Plate Configuration
The product is specifically identified as:
Locking Distal Femoral Plate, 95°
providing a defined angular configuration within a compatible distal femur fixation system.
The exact anatomical and biomechanical function of the 95° geometry should be confirmed from the manufacturer’s technical documentation.
B.C. Hole Configuration
The product is identified with:
B.C. Hole
configuration.
This distinguishes it from other possible fixation-hole designs within the plate family.
The exact technical meaning and function of the B.C. Hole should be confirmed from official manufacturer documentation.
Five Shaft-Hole Configurations
The product family includes:
5 / 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 Shaft Holes
providing five different plate configurations.
This supports selection among different plate variants according to fixation requirements and surgical planning.
Distal Femur Fixation Product Family
The supplied product image categorizes the implant under:
Trauma – Femur
and identifies it specifically as a:
Distal Femoral Plate
supporting its classification within a distal femur fixation system.
Two Material Options
According to the supplied product information, the plate is available in:
SS316L
and
Titanium
Multiple Product Variants
Based strictly on the supplied product information, the family includes:
- 1 plate angle: 95°
- 1 B.C. Hole configuration
- Blade Height: Not specified
- 5 shaft-hole options: 5 / 6 / 8 / 10 / 12
- 2 material options: SS316L / Titanium
If every shaft-hole configuration is available in both materials, this could represent up to 10 basic shaft × material combinations for the supplied 95° configuration.
The exact number of commercial variants should be confirmed from the official Cat. No. table.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Product Data |
| Product Name | Locking Distal Femoral Plate B.C. Hole, 95° |
| Product Category | Trauma – Femur |
| Product Type | Locking Orthopedic Fixation Plate |
| Plate Configuration | Distal Femoral Plate |
| Anatomical Region | Distal Femur |
| Plate Angle | 95° |
| Hole Configuration | B.C. Hole |
| Alignment | Not clearly specified; source lists “B.C. Hole” |
| Blade Height | Not specified |
| Shaft Hole Options | 5, 6, 8, 10, 12 |
| Number of Shaft-Hole Options | 5 |
| Materials | SS316L, Titanium |
| Potential Basic Configurations | Up to 10, subject to catalog confirmation |
| Cat. No. | Not provided |
| GTIN No. | Not provided |
| Plate Lengths | Not provided |
| Plate Width | Not provided |
| Plate Thickness | Not provided |
| Exact Definition of 95° Angle | Not provided |
| B.C. Hole Definition | Not provided |
| Compatible Screw Details | Not provided |
| Screw Trajectories | Not provided |
| Titanium Grade | Not provided |
| Compatible Instrumentation | Not provided |
Technical Overview
Product Name: Locking Distal Femoral Plate B.C. Hole, 95°
Product Category: Trauma – Femur
Product Type: Locking Orthopedic Fixation Plate
Plate Type: Distal Femoral Plate
Anatomical Region: Distal Femur
Plate Angle: 95°
Hole Configuration: B.C. Hole
Blade Height: Not specified
Shaft Hole Options: 5, 6, 8, 10, and 12
Material Options: SS316L and Titanium
Plate Geometry: Angled terminal fixation section with elongated shaft
Fixation Concept: Plate-and-screw internal fixation using a compatible orthopedic fixation system
Alignment: Not specified; B.C. Hole appears to represent hole configuration
Side-Specific Design: Not specified
Cat. No.: Not supplied
GTIN No.: Not supplied
Plate Lengths: Not supplied
Plate Thickness: Not supplied
B.C. Definition: Not supplied
Specific Titanium Grade: Not supplied
Specific Screw Compatibility: Not supplied
Product Features
- Locking orthopedic fixation plate design.
- Specifically identified as a Distal Femoral Plate.
- Included within the Trauma – Femur product category.
- Features a 95° plate configuration.
- Identified with a B.C. Hole configuration.
- Blade height is not specified in the supplied data.
- Available with 5 shaft holes.
- Available with 6 shaft holes.
- Available with 8 shaft holes.
- Available with 10 shaft holes.
- Available with 12 shaft holes.
- Provides five shaft-hole configurations.
- Available in SS316L.
- Available in Titanium.
- Features an elongated fixation shaft.
- Features an angled terminal fixation region.
- Includes multiple visible fixation openings.
- Includes circular and elongated / contoured openings.
- Supports multiple potential plate-length configurations.
- Exact meaning of B.C. Hole should be confirmed from official manufacturer documentation.
- Exact definition of the 95° geometry should be confirmed from the manufacturer’s technical drawing.
- Exact compatible screw types and diameters should be confirmed from the product system documentation.
- Exact screw trajectories and locking characteristics should be confirmed from approved technical drawings.
- Exact plate lengths, width, thickness, and terminal geometry should be confirmed from the manufacturer’s dimensional specifications.
- Individual Cat. No. and GTIN No. should be added when the official product table is available.
- Approved indications, contraindications, and surgical technique should be confirmed from the manufacturer’s Instructions for Use (IFU).
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