Slip-type lock bone nail
A technique for loosening bone nails and inserts, which is applied in the field of medical devices and can solve problems such as the inability to fundamentally prevent the loosening of bone nails.
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[0013] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.
[0014] The insert type anti-loosening bone screw is composed of an insert 1, a slot 2 and a screw body 3. Wherein, the screw body 3 is a pair of stainless steel screws with the same shape and size, and the top of each screw body 3 has a Pozi-shaped slot 2 . The cutting strip 1 is a hard plastic strip whose plane is a double cross. The two cross-shaped plastic strips forming the cutting strip 1 are respectively located in each Pozi-shaped slot 2 . When the bone needs to be fixed, one of the screw bodies 3 is first screwed into the bone, and then the other screw body 3 is screwed into the bone close to the side wall of the previous screw body 3 and the upper ends of the two screw bodies 3 are screwed into the bone. Slot 2 is oriented the same way. Knock the cutting strip 1 into the slot 2 with a hammer.
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