Implant Broken Screw Bone Remover

SKU : IBSBR = Implant Broken Screw Bone Remover SS = Stainless Steel material 12MM = 12mm screw compatibility (or another size) 01 = Version or batch number

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Implant Broken Screw Bone Remover Key Features: Efficient Screw Removal Specialized design for extracting broken or stripped screws embedded in bone implants. Precision Engineering Fine-tuned tips and edges to minimize damage to surrounding bone or implant material. Compatibility Adaptable to various screw sizes and types commonly used in orthopedic and dental surgeries. Durable Material Constructed from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel for longevity and sterility. Non-Slip Grip Ergonomic handle design to ensure maximum control and ease of use during surgeries. Multiple Head Designs Includes different configurations (e.g.
trephine
reverse-threaded tips) for diverse extraction challenges. Sterilization Ready Autoclave-compatible for repeated use in clinical environments. Minimally Invasive Designed to extract screws with minimal trauma to surrounding tissues. Quick-Change Mechanism Tools that allow for quick interchange between different tips or components during procedures. Cost-Effective Affordable option compared to alternative removal systems without compromising on quality

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About Implant Broken Screw Bone Remover An Implant Broken Screw Bone Remover is a specialized surgical tool designed to safely and efficiently extract broken, stripped, or embedded screws from bone implants during orthopedic, dental, or other surgical procedures. These tools are critical in cases where screws fail or break due to stress, improper placement, or material fatigue. Key Applications: Orthopedic Surgery Removal of broken screws in joint replacements, fracture fixation, or spine surgery. Dental Surgery Extraction of damaged screws from dental implants. Trauma Surgery Retrieval of screws embedded in complex fractures or bone reconstruction procedures. Veterinary Surgery Used in animals to retrieve broken implants during orthopedic treatments. How It Works: The tool typically includes features like reverse-threaded tips, trephine cutters, or specially shaped hollow drills to grip or cut around broken screws. This allows the surgeon to remove the fragments without damaging the surrounding bone or implant structure. Why It's Important: Minimizes Trauma: Preserves surrounding tissue and bone integrity. Reduces Surgical Time: Speeds up the process of screw extraction, leading to better patient outcomes. Versatile and Reliable: Compatible with various screw types and implant systems, making it a must-have tool for any surgical toolkit.