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Cancellous Bone Screws 2mm Fully Threaded are stainless steel veterinary orthopedic screws designed for cancellous bone purchase, TPLO fixation support, small bone stabilization, and plate-screw fixation in veterinary orthopedic procedures. The available variants are Cancellous Bone Screws 2.0mm Fully Threaded 10mm Hex Head, 12mm Hex Head, 14mm Hex Head, 16mm Hex Head, 18mm Hex Head, 20mm Hex Head, 22mm Hex Head, and 24mm Hex Head. The fully threaded shaft provides thread engagement along the working length, while the hex head supports driver control during insertion and final seating. These screws are used in TPLO systems, periarticular fixation, cancellous bone anchorage, small fragment stabilization, and veterinary implant trays where a 2.0mm screw diameter is required. Veterinary orthopedic surgeons, small animal practitioners, teaching hospitals, referral centers, and procurement teams use this screw range for controlled fixation planning across variable bone depth and plate configuration requirements.
The 2.0mm cancellous screw profile is selected when the fixation plan requires a fine-diameter screw with cancellous thread engagement in smaller veterinary orthopedic applications. The fully threaded design maintains thread contact along the shaft rather than limiting purchase to the distal portion of the implant. This is useful when the screw must stabilize a plate, support fragment control, or engage cancellous bone through a planned pilot hole. The hex head allows controlled coupling with a compatible screwdriver, helping the surgeon guide insertion angle, advance the implant gradually, and seat the head against the plate or bone surface according to the operative plan. The screw tip supports entry into prepared bone while the thread profile advances through cancellous structure. Length options from 10mm to 24mm allow the surgeon to match measured bone depth and plate thickness while avoiding unnecessary protrusion beyond the far cortex or adjacent soft tissue.
Clinical use begins after examination, radiographic planning, implant selection, plate positioning, drilling, depth measurement, and confirmation of screw length. During TPLO procedures, 2.0mm cancellous screws may be selected for smaller patients, fine plate holes, or locations where cancellous bone purchase is required around the osteotomy and proximal tibial segment. In small fragment fixation, the fully threaded shaft helps maintain engagement through the prepared track while the hex head supports controlled tightening. The screw may be used in orthopedic plate stabilization, periarticular fixation, cancellous anchorage, and selected veterinary fracture repair workflows where the surgeon has confirmed diameter, length, and thread style requirements. The 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, 16mm, 18mm, 20mm, 22mm, and 24mm options allow staged selection after depth gauging. Correct use depends on compatible instrumentation, accurate drilling technique, plate-hole alignment, and surgeon judgment based on patient size, bone quality, and fixation objective.
The 10mm and 12mm variants are selected for shallow bone depth, smaller patients, thin metaphyseal regions, and plate positions where limited screw length is required. The 14mm and 16mm options support moderate-depth fixation when the surgeon needs additional cancellous engagement without moving to a longer implant. The 18mm and 20mm variants are used when measured bone depth and plate position require greater working length. The 22mm and 24mm options support deeper cancellous purchase when longer fixation is appropriate and confirmed by depth measurement. Keeping the full 10mm to 24mm range in an orthopedic tray allows the team to adjust screw length during surgery without changing diameter or head style. Selection should follow preoperative planning, intraoperative measurement, implant system compatibility, and final verification of screw seating. This range helps support consistent 2.0mm fixation workflows for TPLO and small animal orthopedic procedures.
Stainless steel construction supports the rigidity, thread form, and head geometry required for veterinary orthopedic fixation. The metallic finish allows inspection of the head, thread, tip, and shaft before use, while the compact implant profile supports organized storage in screw racks, TPLO trays, orthopedic sets, and small fragment inventory systems. Implant handling should follow facility protocol for cleaning status, packaging, sterilization requirements, sterile transfer, and single-patient surgical use. The hex head requires compatible driver instrumentation to reduce stripping risk and maintain controlled torque during insertion. Procurement teams can standardize the 2.0mm fully threaded screw family by stocking the 10mm through 24mm length range for predictable orthopedic case preparation. CE marking, ISO 13485 certification, and FDA compliance language support purchasing records for veterinary hospitals, distributors, teaching programs, and institutional buyers. The one-piece MOQ, return and replacement support, OEM availability, and carton-box packing support replacement ordering and distributor inventory planning.
| SKU | Not listed on product page |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Cancellous Bone Screws 2mm Fully Threaded |
| Price | $2.20 |
| Size Variants | 2.0mm Fully Threaded 10mm, 12mm, 14mm, 16mm, 18mm, 20mm, 22mm, and 24mm Hex Head |
| Instrument Category | Veterinary orthopedic cancellous bone screw |
| Procedure | TPLO fixation, cancellous bone purchase, orthopedic plate stabilization, periarticular fixation, small fragment fixation |
| Diameter | 2.0mm |
| Thread Type | Fully threaded cancellous screw |
| Head Type | Hex head |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Implant Handling | Use according to facility implant handling and sterilization protocol |
| Use Profile | Single-patient veterinary orthopedic implant use |
| Certifications | CE marked, ISO 13485 certified, FDA compliant |
| MOQ | 1 piece |
| OEM / Custom Orders | Available |
| After-Sale Service | Return and replacement support |
How are 2.0mm fully threaded cancellous screws used in TPLO surgery? Cancellous Bone Screws 2mm Fully Threaded are used when a TPLO plate or small orthopedic construct requires fine-diameter screw fixation with cancellous bone engagement. After drilling and depth measurement, the surgeon selects the appropriate 10mm to 24mm screw length, couples the hex head to a compatible driver, and advances the screw through the plate hole or prepared track. The fully threaded shaft supports engagement along the working length. Final placement depends on the TPLO plate design, patient size, bone quality, screw trajectory, and surgeon preference.
Which length should be selected from the 10mm to 24mm range? Length selection follows depth measurement, plate thickness, bone depth, and the intended fixation point. Shorter 10mm and 12mm screws suit shallow locations and smaller patients. Mid-range 14mm, 16mm, and 18mm screws support moderate cancellous purchase. Longer 20mm, 22mm, and 24mm screws are selected when deeper measured bone depth requires additional working length. The surgeon should confirm that the selected screw seats correctly and does not create unwanted protrusion beyond the target bone corridor.
What is the difference between fully threaded and partially threaded cancellous screws? Fully threaded cancellous screws have thread engagement along the shaft, making them useful when continuous purchase is required through the prepared bone path. Partially threaded cancellous screws have an unthreaded shank section and are often used when lag-style compression is planned. Cancellous Bone Screws 2mm Fully Threaded are selected for fixation workflows where thread contact, plate stabilization, and cancellous anchorage are prioritized rather than interfragmentary lag compression.
What driver is required for these screws? These screws use a hex head and require a compatible hex screwdriver from the appropriate veterinary orthopedic instrument system. Correct driver fit is important because incomplete engagement may damage the head or reduce insertion control. The driver should seat fully before torque is applied. During insertion, the surgeon should maintain axial alignment, advance the screw gradually, and stop when the head is seated according to the plate or bone fixation plan.
What role do these screws serve in a veterinary orthopedic implant inventory? Cancellous Bone Screws 2mm Fully Threaded provide a fine-diameter screw option for TPLO, small fragment fixation, cancellous anchorage, and orthopedic plate stabilization. Stocking the full 10mm to 24mm length range helps the surgical team respond to intraoperative depth measurements without changing diameter or head style. They are stored with compatible plates, drill bits, depth gauges, screwdrivers, reduction instruments, and implant racks in veterinary orthopedic trays and procurement inventories.
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