Orthopedics Cannulated Compression Headless Screw

The Orthopedic Cannulated Compression Headless Screw is a specialized surgical implant used in orthopedic surgery. The screw is designed to provide compression and stability to fractured bones and other orthopedic structures. It is typically made of high-quality titanium or stainless steel and comes in various sizes to accommodate different bone sizes and surgical needs.

The screw features a unique cannulated design, which allows the surgeon to insert the screw over a guide wire and into the bone with greater precision and accuracy. The cannulated design also makes it easier for the surgeon to see the placement of the screw on X-ray imaging.

The headless design of the screw means that it does not have a protruding head, which can reduce the risk of irritation or discomfort for the patient. Instead, the screw is designed to be countersunk into the bone, providing a flush fit that minimizes the risk of soft tissue irritation.

The compression feature of the screw is achieved through a special thread design, which allows the screw to be tightened and compress the bone fragments together. This compression helps to promote healing and stability in the affected area.

Overall, the Orthopedic Cannulated Compression Headless Screw is a highly specialized surgical implant that provides significant benefits for orthopedic patients, including greater precision and accuracy during surgery, reduced risk of soft tissue irritation, and improved healing and stability in fractured bones.