3,873 devices · GMDN 46638
Craniofacial bone screws (non-bioabsorbable) are small, threaded implants designed to stabilize fractures in the skull, jaw, or facial bones. They secure bone fragments together or hold plates in place during procedures like orbital fracture repair, sinus surgery, or reconstructive work, ensuring proper alignment during healing.
These devices are typically made from durable metals like titanium and are regulated as surgical implants, often requiring compliance with implant safety standards. They are supplied sterile and intended for single-use in clinical settings, with classification and availability varying by country and specific medical application.
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