orthopedic screw
The orthopedic screw is a specialized medical device designed to stabilize and repair bone fractures and support surgical procedures. These screws are precision instruments engineered with a threaded shank and a head, which allows them to be securely inserted into the bone and hold bone fragments together. Technological features include a variety of materials such as stainless steel or titanium alloys that resist corrosion and offer biocompatibility. Their unique design promotes osseointegration, enabling the bone to grow around the screw, thus enhancing the stability of the fixation. Orthopedic screws find their primary application in orthopedic surgeries, trauma care, and spinal procedures, where stability and durability are of paramount importance.