Synthes 201.620 2.4mm Cortex Screw Self-Tapping/20mm
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Synthes 201.620 2.4mm Cortex Screw Self-Tapping/20mm
• Model: 201.620
• Diameter: 2.4mm
• Length: 20mm
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What is a Synthes Cortex Screw?
The Synthes cortex screw is a specialized orthopedic screw designed for efficient fixation in bone structures. This 2.4mm self-tapping variant ensures that surgeons can achieve a secure hold without the need for pre-drilling, which simplifies the procedure. The design features a sharp tip that allows for effortless penetration into the bone, thus reducing surgery time and optimizing procedural outcomes.
Benefits of Self-Tapping Mechanism
One significant advantage of the Synthes cortex screw is its self-tapping capability. This feature means that the screw creates its own thread as it is driven into the bone, allowing for a more straightforward insertion process. However, this also leads to a reduced risk of damaging bone integrity. Surgeons appreciate this design, especially in complex cases, because it enhances the overall stability of the fixation.
Applications in Orthopedic Surgery
Cortex screws are widely used in various orthopedic applications, including fracture fixation and joint stabilization. Surgeons often opt for the 201.620 2.4mm version when dealing with smaller bones or delicate areas. The effectiveness of these screws in providing robust support and alignment during the healing process is crucial, so they are a trusted choice in many surgical settings.

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