bone screw
Applications in several medical fields: bone screws specifically used in orthopedics and spinal surgery.
Bone Screw: Designed by its smaller pitch and more threads. The ratio of the thread diameter to the core diameter is small. As the name suggests, bone screws are used in exoskeletons: also known as dense bone, this is the outer surface of the bone that forms a protective layer around the inner cavity. It accounts for about 80% of the bone weight, is extremely important for the body’s pillars and load-bearing, and has strong resistance to bending and twisting. In addition, there will be bone screws with special specifications that will be applied to other special bone parts.
Materials used: titanium, stainless steel or bioabsorbable composite materials, which will not produce rejection during the bone healing process.