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Interlocking Screw

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Interlocking Screw Specification

Measurement Range
Diameter and length as per orthopedic needs

Instruments Type
Surgical Implant

Accuracy
Precision engineered for medical use

Storage Instructions
Store in dry, sterile conditions

Usage Type
Single Use (medical application)

Shelf Life
5 Years

Features
High corrosion resistance; high strength; precision threading

Function
Bone fixation and stabilization

Equipment Type
Interlocking Screw

Material
Stainless Steel

Condition
New

Technology
Machined

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Noise Level
Silent

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Orthopedic implants; bone fixation

Dimension (L*W*H)
Varies as per requirement (commonly available in multiple lengths and diameters)

Weight
Varies per size

Color
Silver / Metallic

Diameter Range
3.0mm to 6.0mm (typical)

Standard
Conforms to international orthopedic implant standards

Application Area
Intramedullary nailing, fracture fixation

Length Range
20mm to 150mm (typical)

Thread Type
Self-locking thread

Compatibility
Compatible with standard orthopedic instruments

Sterilization
Pre-sterilized

Head Type
Multiple options (locking, non-locking, cannulated)

Surface Finish
Smooth, polished

Packaging
Sterile blister pack

About Interlocking Screw

Interlocking Screws are widely used in orthopedic trauma surgeries for securing intramedullary nails in long bone fractures, including the femur, tibia, and humerus. Made from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, they offer excellent strength, durability, and biocompatibility. Advin Health Care provides these screws to help surgeons achieve precise fracture fixation and prevent rotation or shortening of the fractured bone segments. The screws lock the intramedullary nail at both ends, providing angular stability and distributing load effectively across the fracture site. Interlocking Screws are suitable for osteoporotic, comminuted, and long bone fractures, enabling early weight-bearing and improved functional recovery.

Advanced Features:

High-strength surgical-grade stainless steel construction
Locks intramedullary nails for axial and rotational stability
Suitable for femur, tibia, and humerus fractures
Effective in osteoporotic, comminuted, and long bone fractures
Promotes early mobilization and faster post-operative recovery

Precision Engineering for Orthopedic Applications

Interlocking Screws are crafted using advanced machining technology, ensuring reliability and performance during bone fixation procedures. Their smooth, polished surface and precision threading minimize trauma to tissue, while the high-strength stainless steel construction ensures durability and resistance to corrosion throughout the implant's shelf life.

Versatility in Head Type and Sizing

Compatible with various orthopedic instruments, these screws offer head type options-locking, non-locking, and cannulated-to suit diverse surgical needs. With a selection of lengths and diameters, surgeons can choose the optimal dimension for fracture fixation or intramedullary nailing, supporting accurate implantation and stabilization.

FAQ's of Interlocking Screw:

Q: How is an Interlocking Screw used in orthopedic procedures?

A: An Interlocking Screw is employed to stabilize bone fragments during surgeries such as intramedullary nailing and fracture fixation. It is manually inserted using standard orthopedic instruments and acts as a secure anchor within the bone, promoting effective healing and alignment.

Q: What thread type does the Interlocking Screw feature, and why is it beneficial?

A: This screw utilizes a self-locking thread, which provides secure fixation and reduces the risk of loosening after implantation. The design ensures optimal bone engagement, enhancing stability and promoting faster recovery.

Q: Where should Interlocking Screws be stored prior to use?

A: Interlocking Screws must be stored in dry, sterile conditions to maintain their pre-sterilized state and prevent any contamination, which is essential for safe medical application.

Q: When should a cannulated head type be selected for surgery?

A: The cannulated head type is chosen when guide wires are needed for precise placement, commonly in procedures requiring enhanced accuracy or minimally invasive approaches.

Q: What are the benefits of using a pre-sterilized screw in surgery?

A: Pre-sterilized screws eliminate the need for on-site sterilization, saving time and reducing potential risks associated with improper processing, thereby ensuring patient safety and streamlined surgical workflow.

Q: Is the Interlocking Screw compatible with all standard orthopedic instruments?

A: Yes, these screws are engineered to conform to international orthopedic implant standards and are compatible with standard surgical instruments commonly used for bone fixation.

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