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Orthopaedic Trauma

Orthopaedic Trauma

ECA Medical continues to make orthopaedic surgery safer for patients by taking the guesswork out of tightening locking screws into plates by leveraging 39 years of experience in torque limiting. In 2014, Stoesz et al. concluded in a study that surgeon perception is not reliable at preventing and detecting screw stripping at clinical torque levels in synthetic cancellous bone.*

Torque-Limiting Instruments

TruTORQ

TM

T

T-handle

Medium-high torque range

Plates and screws and external fixation

TruTORQ

TM

A

T-handle

Low-medium torque range

Plates and screws and external fixation

218 Regular

Trilobe

Low torque-limiting drivers with stainless steel shafts

Used to secure plates and screws, anchors, meshes in CMF, small bone, and general osteosynthesis cases

218 Long

Trilobe

Low torque-limiting drivers with stainless steel driver and tips

Used to secure plates and screws, anchors, meshes in CMF, small bone, and general osteosynthesis cases

Fixed-Driver Instruments

430 Std FD Palm

Medium Palm with over mold options

Palm fixed-driver with stainless steel shaft with Wick-Away® technology

Various trauma procedures

Single-Procedure, Torque-Fast™

218 Long or Short

Tri-Lobe

AO connector

Various trauma applications

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1. Surgeon Perception of Cancellous Screw Fixation - Stoesz, Michael J. MD*; Gustafson, Peter A. PhD†; Patel, Bipinchandra V.†; Jastifer, James R. MD*; Chess, Joseph L. MD* Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma: January 2014 - Volume 28 - Issue 1 - p e1–e7doi: 10.1097/BOT.0b013e31829ef63b Original Article