Bone screws ... to connect bones
Shimane University and Nano Corp (Japan) have cooperated successfully to apply a new technique to treat screw fractures made primarily from the bones of patients. This technique is applied in cases of fractures in joints such as joints c
This technique is applied in cases of fractures in small joints such as wrist joints.
Doctors will take a pea-sized piece of bone from the patient and turn it into a screw with a diameter of 1 - 5 mm.
This screw is used to connect broken bones and become part of them thanks to the bone-building function of proteins in the bones.
This will reduce the cost of surgery in the case of metal screws (about 870 USD / time) because the patient has to undergo twice the surgery: inserted and then removed.
New techniques will help patients less pain.
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