It is used in orthopedic surgery for fracture stabilization where a longer plate is required to provide fixation across a larger area of bone.

The multiple screw holes provide surgeons with several fixation points, allowing the plate to be positioned and secured according to the fracture pattern and surgical requirements.

A qualified orthopedic surgeon determines the appropriate plate based on factors such as fracture location, bone condition, fracture pattern, and the patient's individual needs.

The surgeon should evaluate the fracture and select the appropriate plate size, screw type, placement technique, and fixation method according to the patient's anatomy and the manufacturer's surgical guidelines.