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Canulatted Screw

A canulated screw is a type of orthopedic screw that has a hollow center, or "canulation," running through the middle. This design allows for the insertion of a guide wire or other instruments through the screw to aid in precise placement during surgery.

Canulated screws are commonly used in various orthopedic procedures, including the fixation of fractures, particularly in bones like the femur, tibia, and pelvis. The hollow design also helps to reduce the risk of complications during insertion, as it allows for more accurate placement and alignment.

Helezonic is a compression type screw which, unlike Herbert screws, has threads in its full length. Compression effect is created by the continuously changing (decreasing) pitch. Thus, not only the compression effect but the pullout force is higher than in case of traditional screws ensuring m..
The Helezonic screw is a type of compression screw which – unlike Herbert screws – does not only have two threaded parts but it is threaded in the full length. The compression effect is created by the continuously changing – reduced – pitch. This setup not only increases compression but th..
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