1. Anatomically shaped plate design minimizes the need of plate bending.
2. Rounded and tapered plate ends support percutaneous plate insertion.
3. Locking screw has large core diameter that improves bending and shear strength, and distributes the load over a large area in the bone.
4. Double lead thread and self-tapping flutes reduce screw insertion time.
5. Stardrive recess allows improved torqure transmission, increased resistance to stripping relative to a hexagonal recess.
6. Periarticular locking holes have multidirections which all insertion screw to support articular surface.
7. Angular stability prevents primary and secondary loss of reduction, especially for osteopenic bones.
8. Titanium implant provides greater biocompatibility.
9. Insertion guide for sure insertion of drill guide, which prevents the risk of cross threading the screw to the plate.
10. Oblong hole in the plate shaft for temporarily fixing the plate with independent screw onto the bone.
11. Oblong hole allows cortical screw to be placed in either eccentric or neutral position, depending on whether intrafragmentary compression is required.