
Acutrak
Introduction
Since its introduction, the Acutrak Headless Compression Screw has revolutionized the way surgeons gain fixation. The Acutrak System eliminates the need to countersink a head, drill a glide hole or, in many cases, make large incisions. Since 1994, the Acutrak has simplified surgical procedures, reduced post-op complications and improved the quality of patient outcomes.
Key Features and Benefits
Compression
The variable thread pitch and tapered profile work together to compress two bone fragments into one rigid structure promoting union. The Acutrak’s fully-threaded length assists in maintaining compression through loading until the bone fragments unite.
Holding Power
In biomechanical testing against AO headed and Herbert headless screws, the Acutrak maintained 91.3% of its compression through cyclic loading.5 The Acutrak not only generated the most compression, but it maintained the highest percentage of compression after cyclic loading.
Straightforward Insertion Procedure
The cannulation, self-tapping threads and unique means of compression
promote a straightforward surgical protocol that generates
excellent compression and holding power.
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