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Anterior Cervical Screw (ACL Screw)

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Anterior Cervical Screw (ACL Screw) Specification

Measurement Range
Length: 10 mm to 18 mm

Instruments Type
Orthopedic Implants

Function
Fixation of cervical spine segments during anterior cervical surgeries

Features
Self-Tapping, Self-Drilling, High Strength, Bio-compatible

Storage Instructions
Store in sterile, dry conditions at room temperature

Usage Type
Single Use / Disposable

Shelf Life
5 Years

Accuracy
Precision Manufactured for Secure Fixation

Equipment Type
Orthopedic Implant (Anterior Cervical Screw - ACL Screw)

Material
Titanium Alloy / Stainless Steel

Condition
New

Technology
Cold Forged, CNC Precision Machined

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Noise Level
Silent / None

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Anterior Cervical Spine Fixation

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies by screw size (Common: Lengths 1018 mm; Diameter 4 mm)

Weight
Few grams per screw

Color
Metallic (Silver/Grey) or Blue (Anodized)

Head Type
Low-profile head, compatible with cervical plates

Corrosion Resistance
High corrosion resistance due to material quality

Intended Use
Used for the fixation and fusion of cervical vertebrae in anterior cervical procedures

Compatibility
Compatible with standard anterior cervical plates and instrumentation

Thread Type
Self-tapping, cortical/cancellous design

Manufacturer/Brand
Varies (OEM/ODM options available)

Packaging
Individually packed in sterile blister or box

Radiolucency
Radiopaque for clear post-operative imaging

Sterility
Provided sterile, ready for implantation

About Anterior Cervical Screw (ACL Screw)

The Anterior Cervical Screw (ACL Screw) is a medical device used in spinal surgeries, particularly for cervical spine stabilization. It helps secure bones and implants during anterior cervical procedures. This screw is designed for durability and precision in medical applications.

Advanced Features:

Made from biocompatible, corrosion-resistant material
Designed for secure fixation in anterior cervical procedures
Precision-engineered threads for optimal grip and stability
Compatible with various cervical implants and plates
Available in multiple sizes to suit surgical needs

Precision Engineered for Cervical Stability

Each Anterior Cervical Screw is cold-forged and CNC precision-machined to ensure uniformity, durability, and optimal performance. The self-tapping, self-drilling design allows for easier insertion and secure fixation, even in dense cortical or softer cancellous bone. With a low-profile head, the screw remains compatible with all standard anterior cervical plates, promoting versatile surgical options and patient comfort.

Sterile and Easy to Use

Every ACL screw is supplied sterile, packaged individually in a blister or box to ensure maximum safety and convenience for the surgical team. Designed as a single-use, disposable device, it minimizes infection risk and simplifies intraoperative handling. The screws radiopaque properties also allow for precise post-surgical imaging and monitoring of the spinal segments healing.

FAQs of Anterior Cervical Screw (ACL Screw):

Q: How is the anterior cervical screw (ACL Screw) used during surgery?

A: The ACL Screw is inserted manually by a surgeon during anterior cervical spinal procedures to stabilize and fuse cervical vertebrae. Its self-tapping design eliminates the need for pre-drilling in most cases, streamlining the fixation process.

Q: What makes this screw compatible with cervical plates and instrumentation?

A: The ACL Screw has a low-profile head and standardized thread dimensions, ensuring compatibility with most standard anterior cervical plates and instrumentation systems commonly used in surgical procedures.

Q: When should this screw be used, and what is its intended function?

A: This implant is intended for use during anterior cervical surgeries requiring stable fixation of cervical spine segments, aiding in fusion and structural support for patients with degenerative disc disease, trauma, or instability.

Q: Where should the ACL Screws be stored before use?

A: Store the screws in their original sterile packaging, in a dry environment at room temperature, ensuring no compromise to sterility before implantation.

Q: What is the benefit of the radiopaque feature of this screw?

A: The radiopaque material ensures that the screw is clearly visible in post-operative imaging, allowing surgeons to easily monitor placement and spinal fusion progress.

Q: What materials are used in the manufacture of these screws, and why?

A: Manufactured from titanium alloy or stainless steel, the screws offer superior biomechanical strength, biocompatibility, and high resistance to corrosion, supporting both long-term implant integrity and patient safety.

Q: How does the precision manufacturing process impact product performance?

A: Cold forging and CNC machining produce screws with exact dimensions and consistent quality, enhancing secure fixation, minimizing intraoperative risks, and ensuring optimal surgical outcomes.

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