Consider these important design features of the CBS 4.5/7.5 Screws:
- Compact and efficient trays for both 4.5 and 7.5 systems
- Titanium screws for biocompatibility
- Double threaded
headless compression for stable arthrodesis
- Notches at both
threads designed to create a reaming effect to simplify screw
insertion
- Color-coded screws and instruments for easy
identification
- CBS 4.5 (screw lengths from 18-90mm)
- CBS 7.5 (screw lengths from 40-120mm)
CBS 4.5 Screws (Foot & Hand Surgery)
The CBS System 4.5 screws are indicated for fixation of mid-sized
intra-articular bone fragments for fractures and reconstruction.
General Indications:
- Fixation of osteotomies
- Reconstruction of
fractures
- Stabilization arthrodesis in hand, foot and
shoulder surgery
The different screw threads and the large spectrum of lengths allow
an optimum choice of implant and make the system suitable for
universal use in orthopaedic surgery, particularly for fixation of
mid-sizes intra-articular bone fragments. The cannulated double
threaded compression screw can be placed easily and precisely using a
guide wire.
CBS 7.5 Screws (Foot Surgery)
The CBS System 7.5 screws are indicated for hindfoot arthrodesis,
(e.g. arthrodesis of the subtalar joint, talo-navicular joint and
calcaneo-cuboid joint), arthrodesis of Charcot arthropathies, revision
of pseudarthrosis and malaligned arthrodesis, fixation of calcaneus
displacement osteotomy and surgical combination procedures with
osteosynthesis to the surgeon’s preference.
The 7.5mm cannulated compression screw permits a stable arthrodesis
of the calcaneus and the subtalar bone. The screws can be used for
arthrodesis of the talo-navicular joint and the calcaneo-cuboid joint,
as well as for the arthrodesis of the Charcot arthropathics.
General Indications:
- Arthrodesis of the subtalar joint
- Compression
arthrodesis of the talo-navicular and calcaneo-cuboid joint
- Arthrodesis of the Charcot arthropathics
- Revision of
the pseudo arthrosis
- Correction of wrong positioned
arthrodesis
- Surgical combination procedures with
osteosynthesis titanium plates
