Cannulated Screws System
The Cannulated Screws System is designed to provide precise and reliable fixation in orthopedic trauma and reconstructive procedures. These screws are engineered with a hollow core that allows them to be inserted over a guide wire, enabling accurate placement and improved surgical control during fixation.
Cannulated screws are commonly used in the treatment of fractures requiring minimally invasive techniques. The guided insertion technique enhances surgical precision, reduces soft tissue damage, and improves alignment during fixation procedures. This system is particularly suitable for fractures of the hip, femoral neck, ankle, and other small to medium-sized bones.
Manufactured using high-quality orthopedic implant materials, the cannulated screw system offers excellent mechanical strength and durability. The design supports optimal compression across fracture sites, promoting stable fixation and facilitating natural bone healing.
The system includes a wide range of screw diameters and lengths to accommodate different anatomical requirements and surgical techniques. These implants are designed to meet the demanding standards of modern orthopedic surgery while ensuring reliability and ease of use in clinical practice.
Download the complete technical catalog to explore the full range of cannulated screws, including detailed specifications, implant dimensions, and surgical applications.
