A bone fixation system, comprising: a plate comprising: a first plate segment comprising: two members (1902, 1904) each including a first portion and a second portion that is angled with respect to the first portion and defines a free end, the second portions being configured for engagement with a second bone segment of a bone; and a planar second plate segment that is elongated along a first direction comprising: at least one slot (1908, 1910, 1912) for receiving at least one bone screw therethrough and into a first bone segment including a first radius at a first end, a second radius at a second end that is larger than the first radius, side surfaces tangentially connecting the first and second radii, and a chamfer so that the at least one bone screw acts against the chamfer to translate the plate to secure the first bone segment with the second bone segment to form a corrective construct; and at least one substantially circular fixation aperture (1908, 1912), characterized in that the first portions of the two members (1902, 1904) comprise linear portions that diverge from each other as they extend away from the second plate segment to the second portions, and wherein the two members (1902, 1904) define a void that extends therebetween. a plate comprising: a first plate segment comprising: two members (1902, 1904) each including a first portion and a second portion that is angled with respect to the first portion and defines a free end, the second portions being configured for engagement with a second bone segment of a bone; and a planar second plate segment that is elongated along a first direction comprising: at least one slot (1908, 1910, 1912) for receiving at least one bone screw therethrough and into a first bone segment including a first radius at a first end, a second radius at a second end that is larger than the first radius, side surfaces tangentially connecting the first and second radii, and a chamfer so that the at least one bone screw acts against the chamfer to translate the plate to secure the first bone segment with the second bone segment to form a corrective construct; and at least one substantially circular fixation aperture (1908, 1912), characterized in that the first portions of the two members (1902, 1904) comprise linear portions that diverge from each other as they extend away from the second plate segment to the second portions, and wherein the two members (1902, 1904) define a void that extends therebetween. a first plate segment comprising: two members (1902, 1904) each including a first portion and a second portion that is angled with respect to the first portion and defines a free end, the second portions being configured for engagement with a second bone segment of a bone; and two members (1902, 1904) each including a first portion and a second portion that is angled with respect to the first portion and defines a free end, the second portions being configured for engagement with a second bone segment of a bone; and a planar second plate segment that is elongated along a first direction comprising: at least one slot (1908, 1910, 1912) for receiving at least one bone screw therethrough and into a first bone segment including a first radius at a first end, a second radius at a second end that is larger than the first radius, side surfaces tangentially connecting the first and second radii, and a chamfer so that the at least one bone screw acts against the chamfer to translate the plate to secure the first bone segment with the second bone segment to form a corrective construct; and at least one substantially circular fixation aperture (1908, 1912), characterized in that the first portions of the two members (1902, 1904) comprise linear portions that diverge from each other as they extend away from the second plate segment to the second portions, and wherein the two members (1902, 1904) define a void that extends therebetween. at least one slot (1908, 1910, 1912) for receiving at least one bone screw therethrough and into a first bone segment including a first radius at a first end, a second radius at a second end that is larger than the first radius, side surfaces tangentially connecting the first and second radii, and a chamfer so that the at least one bone screw acts against the chamfer to translate the plate to secure the first bone segment with the second bone segment to form a corrective construct; and at least one substantially circular fixation aperture (1908, 1912), characterized in that the first portions of the two members (1902, 1904) comprise linear portions that diverge from each other as they extend away from the second plate segment to the second portions, and wherein the two members (1902, 1904) define a void that extends therebetween.