Bio-Screw
Bio-screws are advanced, biocompatible fixation implants commonly used in sports medicine and orthopedic procedures to secure soft tissues—such as tendons and ligaments—to bone. Made from materials like bio-absorbable PLLA, PLDLA, or composite materials with β-TCP, bio-screws gradually dissolve in the body over time, eliminating the need for implant removal and supporting natural bone regeneration. Their threaded design provides strong initial fixation, allowing grafts used in ACL, PCL, rotator cuff, and other ligament reconstruction surgeries to heal securely in place.
As the bio-screw resorbs, it is replaced by native bone, maintaining long-term stability while reducing the risk of complications associated with permanent metal implants.
Their sterile, modular attachments and autoclavable components maintain high hygiene standards while ensuring operational reliability in demanding surgical environments. Power tools significantly improve surgical workflow, reduce operating time, and support consistent, reproducible results—making them indispensable in advanced orthopedic and trauma care.
