A&E Medical 94-30-14-2S Thorecon Rigid Fixation System Bone Screw, 3.0mm x 14mm BX/2

A&E Medical 94-30-14-2S Bone Screw, 3.0mm x 14mm BX/2

• Model: 94-30-14-2S A&E Medical
• 3.0mm x 14mm

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The A&E Medical 94-30-14-2S Thorecon Rigid Fixation System Bone Screw is a precision-engineered component designed for rigid sternal fixation following cardiac surgery. Measuring 3.0mm in diameter and 14mm in length, this bone screw offers optimal stability and fixation strength for securing the sternum and promoting proper healing post-sternotomy. It is a key element of the Thorecon Rigid Fixation System, which provides surgeons with a dependable alternative to traditional wire closure methods, helping to reduce complications like sternal nonunion or dehiscence.

Manufactured from biocompatible, medical-grade titanium, the screw delivers a combination of strength, corrosion resistance, and compatibility with imaging technologies. Its self-tapping thread design ensures secure anchorage in bone while facilitating smooth insertion and reducing operative time. The low-profile head design minimizes tissue irritation and supports patient comfort during the recovery period. Packaged in a box of 2 (BX/2), it offers convenient sterile presentation for immediate use in the surgical field.

The Thorecon Rigid Fixation System, including this 3.0mm x 14mm screw, is trusted by cardiothoracic surgeons for enhancing postoperative outcomes by improving sternal stability, reducing pain, and supporting early mobilization. Whether used in primary procedures or high-risk patients requiring additional reinforcement, this bone screw contributes to a safer and more effective approach to sternum closure. Backed by A&E Medical’s reputation for innovation and surgical excellence, it is a reliable choice for modern cardiac surgery teams.