Low Profile Screw, Partially Threaded, Titanium, 4.5 mm x 65 mm

Schraube, Teilgewinde, Titan, 4.5 mm x 65 mm

Low Profile Screw, Partially Threaded, TI, 4.5 x 65 mm

Tornillo Low Profile Screw, con rosca parcial, Ti, Ø 4.5 mmx 65 mm

Parafuso de baixo perfil, com rosca parcial, TI, 4.5 x 65 mm

Finished Product

AR-9045-65PT

Trauma Lower Extremities

Foot and Ankle

Procedure

The 5th metatarsal fracture system is a comprehensively designed screw and plate system that offers surgeons a variety of options to efficiently and effectively treat complex 5th metatarsal fractures. The robust, solid titanium screws (4.5 mm, 5.5 mm, and 6.0 mm) range in size from 40 to 65 mm, offering more options to the surgeon. For the patient, the screws feature a small, low-profile head so there is less likelihood of soft-tissue irritation postoperatively. The system contains cannulated drills and taps for fast, reproducible results. The ergonomic drill guides are designed to achieve the “high and tight” position on the 5th metatarsal base.
 Another option is the low-profile hook plate designed for more comminuted proximal 5th metatarsal fractures. It features a compression hole and 2.4 mm variable-angle locking screws. The plate is appropriately sized and contoured for the 5th metatarsal bone, which is beneficial in difficult revision surgeries where a solid screw may no longer be a good option.

Jones Fracture Repair

Child (D)

Product

The 5th metatarsal fracture system is a uniquely designed screw and plate system that provides surgeons a variety of options to efficiently and effectively treat complex 5th metatarsal fractures.
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 <li>Solid screws: Robust 4.5 mm, 5.5 mm, and 6.0 mm diameters.</li>
 <li>Cannulated instruments: Strength of a solid screw, while providing cannulated drills and taps for accurate placement and efficiency.</li>
 <li>Low-profile head: Designed to minimize soft-tissue irritation.</li>
 <li>Anatomic hook plate: Designed to fit the 5th metatarsal base with variable-angle locking and nonlocking screws for revisions or complex fractures.</li>
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