KC-3 3.5mm Cannulated Cortical Screw

The KAULMED KC-3 3.5mm Cannulated Cortical Screw is a self-tapping, cannulated fixation system designed for accurate cortical bone engagement, particularly in small bone fracture treatments and osteotomies. It allows for guided insertion over a wire, providing stable fixation with minimal disruption to surrounding tissue.

Why Choose KAULMED'S KC-3 3.5mm Cannulated Cortical Screw?

KAULMED is a trusted leader in medical devices, specializing in precision-engineered surgical tools. Our KC-3 3.5mm Cannulated Cortical Screw is manufactured with the highest standards of quality, ensuring reliability, durability, and surgeon confidence in the operating room.

Key Features & Benefits

Cannulated Design

Enables precise, minimally invasive screw insertion over a guide wire.

Self-Tapping Tip

Facilitates easy insertion without pre-drilling in most cases.

Cortical Thread Profile

Provides strong engagement in dense cortical bone.

Low-Profile Head

Minimizes soft tissue interference and offers a smooth finish.

High-Quality Titanium Alloy

Ensures biocompatibility, durability, and corrosion resistance.

Available in Various Lengths

Accommodates a range of clinical applications and bone sizes.

FAQs

What is the KC-3 3.5mm Cannulated Cortical Screw used for? + -

The KC-3 Cannulated Cortical Screw is used for fixation of fractures in cortical bone, especially in small bones such as the radius, ulna, fibula, and metacarpals. It is also suitable for osteotomies and small fragment reconstructions where dense bone engagement is required.

How does the cannulated design improve surgical outcomes? + -

The cannulated design enables precise guided insertion over a wire, allowing for minimally invasive placement. This reduces surgical trauma, enhances alignment accuracy, and speeds up operative workflow—especially beneficial in small bone or complex fracture scenarios.

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