An orthopedic plate with an oblique compression screw applies compound force to prevent plastic deformation and secondary overload during early weight-bearing.
Trephine guided by K-wire severs bone tissue around screw shank, preventing damage to surrounding bone structure during removal.
A surgical jig uses a rail hinge and distraction body to adjust bone alignment in multiple planes.
Oblique predrilled holes in a fixation body align pins across radius fractures, reducing tendon irritation and stiffness risks.
A compressible screw head expands to lock into a plate aperture, simplifying surgical engagement steps.
Modular accessory elements attach via locking retainers to standard bone plates, eliminating specialized plate designs.
A hybrid cannulated orthopedic screw uses an interrupted thread configuration between a metal inner core and polymer outer body to optimize handling.