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Trauma Polyaxial Screw

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Trauma Polyaxial Screw Specification

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place, sterile packaging

Features
Polyaxial head, high corrosion resistance, compatible with standard instruments

Function
Provides fixation and stability in bone fracture management

Shelf Life
5 years (when properly stored)

Usage Type
Single Use, Sterile

Measurement Range
Diameter 3.5mm to 7.0mm (typical); Length 20mm to 80mm (typical)

Instruments Type
Orthopedic Implant

Accuracy
High precision manufacturing

Equipment Type
Trauma Polyaxial Screw

Material
Titanium or Stainless Steel

Condition
New

Technology
Polyaxial design allows multi-directional angulation

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent/None

Operating Type
Manual, Surgical Use

Use
Orthopedic Trauma Fixation

Dimension (L*W*H)
Available in various lengths and diameters

Weight
Varies with size

Color
Metallic Silver or Blue (Anodized)

Application
Surgical fixation of long bone fractures

Compatibility
Compatible with polyaxial rods and connectors

Packaging Type
Blister pack, sterile container

Single/Multiple Use
Single Use only

Radiopacity
Radiopaque for imaging guidance

Torque Resistance
High, suitable for critical load-bearing regions

Standards
ISO 13485, CE Certified

Manufacturer Warranty
Available upon request

Biomechanical Stability
Enhanced by multi-directional angulation

Screw Head Type
Polyaxial (multidirectional articulation)

Sterility
EO Gas Sterilized

Thread Type
Cancellous or Cortical

About Trauma Polyaxial Screw

Polyaxial Screws are widely used in trauma orthopedic and spinal surgeries to stabilize vertebrae while allowing controlled mobility for rod attachment. Their swivel head design enables surgeons to achieve precise vertebral alignment, accommodating variations in anatomy. Advin Health Care manufactures Polyaxial Screws with premium medical-grade materials, ensuring biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and long-term reliability. Available in multiple diameters and lengths, these screws are compatible with spinal rods and connectors, providing secure fixation and improved patient outcomes.

Advanced Features:

Made from premium medical-grade materials for strength, durability, and biocompatibility
Multi-directional head for flexible rod placement and alignment
Available in various diameters and lengths for versatile surgical applications
Compatible with rods and connectors in spinal fixation systems
Suitable for trauma, deformity correction, and reconstructive spinal surgeries

Polyaxial Precision for Trauma Surgery

The polyaxial design enables multidirectional articulation of the screw head, which greatly aids in achieving optimal alignment and secure fixation in complex bone fractures. This feature benefits surgeons seeking flexibility and precision during operative procedures.

Enhanced Stability in Critical Applications

Engineered for use in key load-bearing regions, these screws provide superior biomechanical stability and high torque resistance. The unique thread options support cancellous or cortical bone engagement, making them suitable for diverse orthopedic trauma scenarios.

Safe, Sterile, and Imaging Friendly

Each screw is EO gas sterilized and packaged in a sterile blister pack, ensuring patient safety. Radiopaque properties facilitate real-time imaging for accurate placement during surgery. Compliance with ISO 13485 and CE certification underscores product reliability.

FAQ's of Trauma Polyaxial Screw:

Q: How does the polyaxial screw improve fracture fixation in long bones?

A: The polyaxial head allows for multidirectional angulation, providing customized alignment even in anatomically challenging fracture situations. This ensures enhanced stability and reduces stress on the bone-screw interface during healing.

Q: What materials are used in manufacturing Trauma Polyaxial Screws?

A: These screws are crafted from high-grade titanium or stainless steel, both of which offer excellent corrosion resistance, biocompatibility, and mechanical strength suitable for orthopedic implant applications.

Q: When should a surgeon choose a polyaxial screw for a trauma case?

A: Polyaxial screws are recommended in cases requiring precise alignment and fixation of long bone fractures, especially where multi-planar adjustments are needed or the bones involved are subject to significant mechanical stress.

Q: Where can the screw be used within the body?

A: The Trauma Polyaxial Screw is designed for fixation in long bones such as the femur, tibia, or humerus, making it suitable for various orthopedic trauma and reconstructive surgeries.

Q: What is the process for using the Trauma Polyaxial Screw in surgery?

A: After preparing the fracture site, the screw is inserted manually using compatible standard instruments. The polyaxial head is adjusted to achieve optimal angulation, then secured in place to deliver stable fixation, with real-time imaging guidance provided by its radiopaque design.

Q: Why is radiopacity important for these screws?

A: Radiopacity ensures that the screws are easily visible under X-ray or fluoroscopic imaging during and after placement, allowing surgeons to confirm accurate positioning and monitor healing progress.

Q: What benefits does single-use sterile packaging provide?

A: Single-use, EO sterilized blister packaging eliminates contamination risks and ensures the implant is ready for immediate surgical use, supporting both patient safety and operating room efficiency.

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