Segmented mesh cage fixation stabilizes comminuted inferior poles while preserving the patellar vascular supply.
Segmented guides and barbed features stabilize retractors by preventing corridor intrusion.
Segmenting the anchoring body into distinct pitch zones matches cortical and spongy bone hardness to improve holding power.
A modular external fixator with self-tapping bone screws enables rapid assembly and stable fracture immobilization without specialized surgical tools.
A curved fracture plate design positions screw holes with oblique trajectories to enhance fixation strength in the humeral head.
A spinal screw features a sliding distal tip that extends within the shaft lumen to engage bone cortex.
A threaded conical pin anchors in cortical bone to balance system weight and fixation stability while reducing infection risk from invasive procedures.
A half pin uses a thin hydroxyapatite coating and variable thread pitch to stimulate bone growth.