Synthes 206.012 4.0MM Cancellous Bone Screw Fully Threaded 12mm
Synthes 206.012 4.0MM Cancellous Bone Screw Fully Threaded 12mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Synthes 206.012 4.0MM Cancellous Bone Screw Fully Threaded 12mm
The 12mm length makes it an essential component for the fixation of small bone fragments, particularly in the metaphyseal areas of long bones or within the carpal and tarsal bones.
Technical specifications
- Brand: Synthes
- Reference / model: 206.012
- Model: / REF: 206.012
- Material: 316L Stainless Steel
- Dimensions / sizes: 4.0MM, 12mm
Additional product details
- Manufacturer: Synthes (DePuy Synthes)
- Screw Diameter: 4.0 mm
- Thread Profile: Fully Threaded
- Screw Length: 12 mm
- Core Diameter: 1.9 mm
- Head Type: Hexagonal socket (2.5 mm)
- Quantity: Individually Packaged, Sterile
- Self-Tapping Capability: While a 2.5mm pilot hole is standard, the sharp flute at the tip allows the screw to cut its own path into the cancellous matrix, simplifying the operative workflow.
- Trauma Surgery: Fixation of small bone fragments in periarticular fractures (e.g., radial head, malleolar, or calcaneal fractures).
- Hand & Foot Surgery: Intercarpal or intertarsal fusions and osteotomy fixations.
- Pediatric Orthopedics: Stabilization of epiphyseal or metaphyseal fractures where space is limited.
- Plate Fixation: Can be used as a standalone lag screw or through a Synthes small fragment plate (e.g., 3.5mm LCP or DCP systems).
- Status: NEW — Factory Sealed & Sterile.
- Integrity: This implant is securely packaged within its original manufacturer's sterile peel-pouch. The packaging is intact, ensuring the product's sterility, material integrity, and full lot traceability for clinical implantation.
Condition
New.
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