Tightening the locking screw by a torque screwdriver. Sometimes soft tissues are between the tip of the screw and the bone surface, which makes it difficult for the screw to get into the hole. Apply more force, supporting the crest with the index finger to oppose the pressure and avoid damaging the crest. Locking the screw into the plate. The screwdriver clutch clicks ensuring the consistent tightening of the screw.

Always perform the drilling through the drill guide. Flush thoroughly during drilling to avoid thermal necrosis. The feeling of free drill bit means that both cortices were passed through. Remove the drill guide.

Tightening the locking screw by a torque screwdriver. Locking of the screw into the plate. The screwdriver clutch clicks ensuring the consistent tightening of the screw.

Connect the drill bit again. Remove the drill bit from the bone. Remove the drill guide from the plate.

Release of the drill bit from the drill guide by the dedicated wrench.

Tightening the locking screw by a torque screwdriver. Locking of the screw into the plate. The screwdriver clutch clicks ensuring the consistent tightening of the screw.

Position the distal hole of the plate in the center of the proximal metaphysis of the tibia. Using a plate with two distal holes, select the one the fits better with the scheduled position. Insert the drill bit in the hole in the direction for making the hole on the frontal plane of the tibia. Important: make this hole by the left hand for the left tibia and by the right hand for the right tibia, to avoid drilling through the caudo-medial corner of the tibia. Flush thoroughly to avoid thermal necrosis. The feeling of a free drill bit means that both cortices of the bone have been passed through.

Locking of the drill bit into the drill guide, tightening the screw of the drill guide by the dedicated wrench.

Release of the drill bit. Checking the position of the implant.