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General Purpose Compression Bone Screw

Reference: 1174060Orthopedic Surgery
ApplicationsGeneral Purpose
Part Of BoneCancellous
LockingNon-Locking
MaterialsTitanium
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The product's surface is anodized with a color. Packaging that is not sterile.input:
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output:1. The user must be proficient in the operation of this product and must strictly adhere to the instructions for use, as well as read the "Orthopedic Internal Fixation" and related materials recommended by the AO organization, before using this product. input:
output:2. The implant should be transported and stored with care. The implant's strength and fatigue life will be significantly diminished, and it will be susceptible to breaking, if it is subjected to collisions, bending, or scratching. If the implant is discovered to be deformed prior to its use, it should be discontinued. input:
output:3. Implants of varying specifications must be prepared during the operation. It is of the utmost importance to select the implant accurately during the operation. The success rate of the operation will increase if the implant size is chosen. In contrast, the implant's lifespan may be diminished due to abnormal pressure resulting from improper selection, installation, positioning, and fixation. input:
output:4. The implant is a device that is employed to support the load and preserve the orthopedic sequence until the normal physiological structure is established. The implant will become subject to additional and repeated loads, which will ultimately result in the implant becoming loose, bending, or experiencing a fatigue fracture if the normal physiological structure is delayed or fails to heal.5. It is recommended that X-ray examinations be conducted on a regular basis during the first year following surgery. Careful comparisons should be made to determine whether there are any changes in the position of the implant, as well as signs of delayed healing or non-union, loosening, bending, or breaking.

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