Product Overview

The Cannulated Cancellous Screw 4.5mm Dia. Short Thread Titanium is engineered for accurate fixation of cancellous bone fractures using guide wire-assisted surgical techniques. Manufactured from premium medical-grade Titanium alloy, the implant combines excellent biocompatibility, lightweight construction, superior fatigue strength, and outstanding corrosion resistance for long-term orthopedic performance.

The precision-machined cannulated design enables minimally invasive placement over a guide wire, while the short thread configuration provides excellent interfragmentary compression and stable fixation in cancellous bone during trauma and reconstructive procedures.

⭐ Key Features

• ✔ Premium Medical Grade Titanium Alloy
• ✔ Cannulated Design for Guide Wire Insertion
• ✔ Short Thread for Effective Compression
• ✔ Superior Biocompatibility
• ✔ Lightweight with High Mechanical Strength
• ✔ Excellent Fatigue Resistance
• ✔ Outstanding Corrosion Resistance
• ✔ Precision Machined Threads
• ✔ Reliable Cancellous Bone Fixation
• ✔ Manufactured to International Quality Standards

🏥 Clinical Applications

• Femoral Neck Fracture Fixation
• Malleolar Fracture Stabilization
• Intercondylar Fracture Repair
• Pelvic & Acetabular Fracture Surgery
• Small Fragment Cancellous Bone Fixation
• Sports Medicine Procedures
• Orthopedic Trauma Surgery
• Reconstructive Orthopedic Procedures

🌍 Why Choose NEOMETISS?

• ✅ Premium Titanium Orthopedic Implants
• ✅ International Manufacturing Standards
• ✅ Precision CNC Machining
• ✅ Excellent Biocompatibility
• ✅ Reliable Long-Term Clinical Performance
• ✅ Preferred by Surgeons & Hospitals Worldwide
• ✅ Export Quality Medical Devices

📘 Product Catalogue

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