These are the general steps for using a plate in compression mode. Like mentioned in the later parts of the video, for transverse fractures you have to bend the plate a little bit so that the opposite cortex compresses as well and does not gap open. More compression can be achieved by placing a second screw eccentrically, before the screw is fully seated, the previously eccentrically placed screw needs to be loosened so the the plate can slide and compress the fracture further. . . . . This vide

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