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Compression Screw

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Compression Screw Specification

Function
Secure bone fragments, Compression across fracture site

Usage Type
Single Use / Disposable or Sterilizable

Measurement Range
Various diameters and lengths available

Shelf Life
5 years under recommended storage

Storage Instructions
Store in cool, dry, and sterile conditions

Accuracy
High Precision manufacturing tolerances

Instruments Type
Orthopedic/Trauma Implant

Features
Self-tapping thread, Biocompatible, Corrosion-resistant, High strength

Equipment Type
Compression Screw

Material
Stainless Steel

Condition
New

Technology
Machined / Precision Engineering

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
No

Noise Level
Silent/Negligible

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Orthopedic / Trauma Surgery

Dimension (L*W*H)
As per specification (Typically 20-70 mm length, 3-6.5 mm diameter)

Weight
Lightweight / Depends on Size

Color
Metallic Silver

Radiolucency
Radiopaque (visible under X-ray)

Application
Used for bone fixation in fractures or osteotomies

Implant Type
Orthopedic

Product Standards
Conforms to ISO 13485 or relevant Medical Standards

Sterilization
ETO Sterile or Autoclavable

Reusability
Single-use recommended for sterile conditions

Head Type
Flat, Countersunk, or Cannulated

Surface Finish
Smooth, Polished

Packaging
Individual sterile packaging

Compatibility
Compatible with standard orthopedic instruments

Thread Type
Self-tapping, Partially or Fully Threaded

About Compression Screw

Compression Screws are commonly used in orthopedic trauma surgeries to maintain stability and achieve proper alignment at fracture sites. Made from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, they offer excellent strength, durability, and biocompatibility. Advin Health Care provides these screws to support surgeons in achieving optimal fracture fixation and patient recovery. The screws are designed to compress bone fragments, reducing movement at the fracture site and enhancing the healing process. They can be used independently or with plates, making them versatile for various fractures and surgical applications.

Advanced Features:

High-strength surgical-grade stainless steel construction
Designed for compression and secure fixation of bone fragments
Available in multiple sizes for surgical versatility
Suitable for long bone and joint fractures
Lightweight, durable, and reliable for trauma orthopedic surgery

Enhanced Stability for Orthopedic Procedures

Designed to provide strong compression across fracture sites, these screws support rapid and effective bone healing. The self-tapping thread streamlines surgical placement, while compatibility with standard orthopedic instruments ensures usability in various clinical settings. Single-use or sterilizable options maintain sterility and patient safety.

Precision and Reliability in Every Screw

Machined with high precision and tight tolerances, the Compression Screw offers dependable performance. Its corrosion-resistant stainless steel construction makes it suitable for demanding orthopedic or trauma surgery environments. Radiopacity allows for straightforward post-operative assessment via X-ray imaging.

FAQ's of Compression Screw:

Q: How is the Compression Screw sterilized before use?

A: The Compression Screw is provided either ETO sterile or in an autoclavable form, ensuring high levels of sterility. Each screw is packaged individually to maintain its sterile condition until use in surgical procedures.

Q: What types of fractures or surgeries can this screw be used for?

A: This screw is commonly used for the fixation of bone fragments in fractures or during osteotomies in orthopedic and trauma surgery, offering secure compression across the fracture site to promote bone healing.

Q: When should I select a fully threaded versus a partially threaded screw?

A: Fully threaded screws are suited for situations requiring consistent thread engagement along the entire bone segment, while partially threaded screws are typically used when active compression between bone fragments is needed.

Q: Where can the Compression Screw be applied in the body?

A: The screw is versatile and can be used in various bones, depending on the fracture location and surgeon's discretion. Its available diameters and lengths make it suitable for multiple orthopedic applications.

Q: What process is involved in securing bone fragments with this screw?

A: Surgeons use standard orthopedic instruments to insert the screw, allowing the self-tapping thread and compression design to pull and stabilize bone fragments efficiently. The flat, countersunk, or cannulated head types help minimize bone or tissue disruption.

Q: What benefits does the radiopaque feature provide?

A: Radiopacity ensures that the screw is clearly visible on X-rays, enabling accurate placement verification during and after the procedure, thus supporting safe surgical outcomes.

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