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Finite element analysis comparison between superior clavicle locking plate with and without screw holes above fracture zone in midshaft clavicular fracture

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Fig. 1 Finite element model, the loading with the boundary conditions applied in current study (a), the cross-section view of the finite elementmodel (b), and the reference points on the SHFZ plate (c) and the No-SHFZ plate (d)
Table 1 Material properties utilized in the finite element model
Table 2 Comparison of the peak stress values and the normalized von Mises stress pattern between the SHFZ and No-SHFZ platesin three different loading conditions
Fig. 3 Illustration of peak stress value on each reference point (a) and von Mises stress pattern comparison between the SHFZ plate (b) and theNo-SHFZ plate (c) from axial compression load simulation

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