Synthes 280.65 DHS/DCS Lag Screw 12.7mm Thread/65mm

Synthes 280.65 DHS/DCS Lag Screw 12.7mm Thread/65mm

Synthes 

• Model: 280.65
• Thread: 12.7mm
• Length: 65mm

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Introduction to the Synthes Lag Screw

The Synthes Lag Screw is designed for optimal stability and support in orthopedic procedures. With a thread diameter of 12.7mm and a length of 65mm, this screw is ideal for various applications involving bone fixation. This innovative design offers enhanced performance and reliability, making it a cornerstone in surgical orthopedic tools. Surgeons prefer the Synthes Lag Screw because it accommodates various bone types while ensuring secure attachments, thus reducing the likelihood of complications during the healing process.

Key Features and Advantages

The primary advantage of the Synthes Lag Screw lies in its robust construction. Made from high-quality materials, it provides excellent resistance to bending and torsion forces. Therefore, it is especially useful in scenarios where high stability is essential. Moreover, the lag screw’s precise thread design allows for deeper penetration into bone, ensuring a strong grip. Because of these features, surgeons can confidently use this screw, knowing it will perform reliably under stress, which is crucial for patient recovery.

Applications of the Synthes Lag Screw

The Synthes Lag Screw finds its usage in various orthopedic situations, such as fracture fixation and joint stabilization. Surgeons often use it during procedures more complex than standard drilling, particularly in cases involving intricate bone structures. It helps secure plates or other fixation devices effectively. Also, its versatility means it can be employed in both hip and knee surgeries. Thus, the Synthes Lag Screw is an essential component in the toolkit of modern orthopedic surgery, providing the stability and reliability that both patients and surgeons need.