Our 6.5mm Cannulated Screw is a highly engineered orthopedic implant designed for the precise fixation of large bone fractures and arthrodesis. The hollow core (cannulation) allows the screw to be accurately guided over a guide wire, ensuring exact placement in dense or delicate structures, such as the femoral neck, tibial plateau, and calcaneus.
Featuring a deep, aggressive cancellous thread profile, this screw provides exceptional pull-out resistance and compression in cancellous bone. The low-profile round head with a hexagonal socket ensures maximum torque transmission while minimizing soft-tissue irritation.
Key Features & Benefits
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Precision Cannulated Design: Hollow shaft allows for minimally invasive, guide-wire-directed insertion to achieve perfect anatomical alignment.
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Hexagonal Drive Mechanism: Engineered with a deep hex socket head to ensure secure driver engagement and prevent stripping during high-torque insertion.
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Self-Tapping & Self-Drilling Tip: The specialized cutting tip allows for easier insertion and reduces the need for pre-tapping in most bone conditions.
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Optimal Compression: Available in both partially threaded and fully threaded configurations to maximize interfragmentary compression where required.
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Biocompatible Construction: Manufactured from premium medical-grade Titanium Alloy or Stainless Steel to offer high fatigue strength and excellent biological compatibility.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
| Screw Diameter | 6.5mm |
| Drive Type | Hexagonal (Hex) Socket |
| Material Options | Titanium Alloy (Ti-6Al-4V) / Medical Grade Stainless Steel (316L) |
| Thread Type | Cancellous (Deep profile for porous bone) |
| Thread Configurations | Partially Threaded (16mm / 32mm thread lengths) or Fully Threaded |
| Length Range | Available in standard operational lengths (e.g., 30mm to 120mm) |
| Sterilization | Provided Non-Sterile (Autoclavable) |
Clinical Indications
The 6.5mm Cannulated Screw system is widely utilized for:
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Femoral neck fractures (intracapsular hip fractures).
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Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE).
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Tibial plateau and ankle fractures.
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Arthrodesis of the sacroiliac, subtalar, and knee joints.
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Fixation of large bone fragments in osteoporotic or cancellous bone.





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