Small LC-DCP

The Small LC-DCP from Glass Agencies is an orthopedic fixation implant used for internal stabilization of fractures in small to medium-sized bones where controlled compression and preservation of bone blood supply are required. LC-DCP refers to Limited Contact Dynamic Compression Plate, which features an under-surface geometry that reduces the area of direct plate-to-bone contact. This limited contact structure helps support periosteal circulation while maintaining stable fixation at the fracture site. The small profile of the plate makes it suitable for anatomical regions such as the forearm, distal tibia, fibula, and other locations with restricted bone surface and surrounding soft tissue. The plate includes specially contoured dynamic compression holes that allow axial compression across the fracture when screws are inserted eccentrically, supporting close bone apposition and stable healing. Neutral screw placement may also be used where compression is not required. The plate can be contoured during surgery to match patient anatomy, allowing accurate alignment and effective load sharing. The Small LC-DCP is commonly applied in transverse, oblique, and short spiral fractures, as well as in osteotomies and corrective procedures. It may also function as a neutralization plate when combined with lag screw fixation. The reduced contact design helps minimize stress shielding and supports balanced load transfer between the plate and bone. The implant is manufactured from medical grade stainless steel or titanium alloy, providing high strength and resistance to corrosion in physiological environments. Smooth surface finishing and rounded edges help reduce soft tissue irritation and support ease of handling during implantation. Glass Agencies maintains strict quality assurance processes, including inspection of raw materials, dimensional accuracy, screw hole alignment, surface quality, and structural integrity. Each Small LC-DCP is supplied in clean protective packaging with clear labeling to support identification, handling, and storage. When applied following standard orthopedic surgical techniques, the Small LC-DCP supports stable fracture fixation, maintained compression where required, preserved bone biology, and favorable healing outcomes in orthopedic trauma and reconstructive procedures.