Low Profile Screw, Titanium, 4.5 mm x 34 mm, Cannulated, Partially Threaded

The Low Profile Titanium Cannulated Screw 4.5 mm x 34 mm Partially Threaded is a precision-engineered orthopedic implant designed for fracture fixation, interfragmentary compression, and reconstructive procedures. Its low-profile head minimizes implant prominence, while the cannulated design enables precise guidewire-assisted insertion for enhanced surgical accuracy.

Manufactured from medical-grade titanium, this screw delivers exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility. The partially threaded configuration is engineered to generate controlled interfragmentary compression while maintaining secure fixation, making it ideal for orthopedic trauma procedures requiring stable fracture reduction.

Key Features & Benefits

Low-Profile Head

Reduces implant prominence and minimizes soft tissue irritation.

Cannulated Design

Supports precise guidewire-assisted insertion and accurate implant placement.

Titanium Construction

Manufactured from medical-grade titanium for superior durability, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility.

Partially Threaded Design

Provides controlled interfragmentary compression while maintaining secure fixation.

4.5 mm Diameter

Offers dependable fixation strength for orthopedic trauma procedures.

34 mm Length

Suitable for fracture fixation and reconstructive orthopedic applications.

Reliable Orthopedic Performance

Engineered for trauma, reconstructive, and fracture management procedures.

Technical Specifications

Product Name: Low Profile Cannulated Screw

Material: Titanium

Diameter: 4.5 mm

Length: 34 mm

Thread Type: Partially Threaded

Design: Cannulated

Head Style: Low Profile

Application: Orthopedic Bone Fixation

Clinical Specialty: Orthopedic Surgery / Trauma Surgery

Applications

Fracture Fixation

Interfragmentary Compression

Bone Stabilization

Trauma Surgery

Foot and Ankle Surgery

Small Bone Fixation

Reconstructive Orthopedic Procedures

Sports Medicine

Hospital Orthopedic Departments

Ambulatory Surgery Centers