Activ Screw
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Headed Cannulated Compression Screws.

The implants in the Stand-Alone Screw range are intended for the fixation of fractures, osteotomies and arthrodeses of bones in adults, appropriate for the size of the device.

The Activ Screw range consists of cannulated compression screws available in three diameters: Ø3.5 mm, Ø4.0 mm and Ø6.5 mm.

All screws feature a hexalobular screw recess and are available with different thread configurations depending on the screw diameter and intended application.
Dedicated compression washers are available for Ø3.5 mm, Ø4.0 mm and Ø6.5 mm screws.

Dedicated instrumentation is also available for each screw diameter.
• For the Ø3.5 mm and Ø4.0 mm screws, a 3-in-1 instrument combines a length gauge, countersink and screwdriver in a single instrument.
• For the Ø6.5 mm screws, the instrumentation includes a soft tissue protection sleeve, two handle options and a 2-in-1 instrument combining a countersink and screwdriver.

Explore each screw diameter below to discover its specific features, instrumentation and surgical technique.

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SHORT THREAD COMPRESSION SCREW
The Ø6.5 mm compression screws with a short thread of 16 mm, available in lengths from 40 mm to 120 mm, are guided in a straight line along a 2.5 mm diameter pin thanks to their cannulation.
These screws are not available in the Activ Screw kit; they are available separately in single-unit sterile packaging.
LONG THREAD COMPRESSION SCREWS
The Ø6.5 mm compression screws with a 32 mm long thread, available in lengths from 45 mm to 120 mm, are guided in a straight path along a 2.5 mm diameter K-wire thanks to their cannulation.
These screws are not included in the Activ Screw kit; they are available separately in sterile individual packaging.
POSITIONING SCREW
The Ø6.5mm positioning screws with full threading, available in lengths from 40mm to 120mm, are guided in a straight path along a 2.5mm diameter guide wire thanks to their cannulation.
These screws are not included in the Activ Screw kit; they are available separately in individual sterile packaging.
HEADED Ø3.5 mm CANNULATED COMPRESSION SCREWS

The Ø3.5 mm headed cannulated compression screws feature self-drilling and self-tapping properties.

They are available in lengths from 14 to 50 mm, in 2 mm increments, and are compatible with a dedicated compression washer.

The dedicated instrumentation includes a 3-in-1 instrument combining a pin length gauge, countersink and screwdriver.

The Ø3.5 mm instrumentation is available as a dedicated set or as a sterile single-use kit. See the INITIAL S Evo page for more information.

HEADED Ø4,0 mm CANNULATED COMPRESSION SCREWS

The Ø4.0 mm headed cannulated compression screws feature self-drilling and self-tapping properties.

They are available in lengths from 26 to 70 mm, with lengths from 26 to 50 mm in 2 mm increments and from 55 to 70 mm in 5 mm increments and are compatible with a dedicated compression washer.

The dedicated instrumentation includes a 3-in-1 instrument combining a pin length gauge, countersink and screwdriver.

The Ø4.0 mm instrumentation is available as a dedicated set or as a sterile single-use kit. See the INITIAL S Evo page for more information.

Key features of the Activ Screw range.

  • Three screw types: short-thread compression, long-thread compression, and positioning screw
  • Hexalobular recess
  • T25 complete and intuitive instrumentation kit
  • Protective sleeve allowing minimally invasive surgery while safeguarding the surrounding soft tissues
  • Two types of screwdriver handles available for screw insertion: T-handle and straight handle

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