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AutoFIX_EN_RZ_20090522:AutoFIX EN - PerPrima

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<strong>AutoFIX</strong><br />

A wide range of stainless steel and titanium screws.<br />

Standard surgical technique<br />

<strong>AutoFIX</strong> – Indications<br />

1<br />

1. Determine the position of the drill hole and drill to the opposite cortex<br />

through both fragments over a ø 0.9 x 80 mm K-wire, using the drill guide.<br />

Scarf Osteotomy<br />

2<br />

2. Read screw length from the calibrated screw-driver and add 2 mm for the<br />

thickness of the opposite cortex (which has not been breached).<br />

Chevron Osteotomy<br />

3<br />

3. Use the countersink over the guide wire to prepare the proximal cortex.<br />

Weil Osteotomy<br />

4<br />

4. Select the appropriate screw length (as previouslymeasured + 2 mm) and<br />

insert the screw over the guide wire with the screwdriver.<br />

Proximal<br />

Phalangeal Osteotomy<br />

For bone fixation, ø 2.0 or 2.5 mm screws can be used, depending on the type of bone and on<br />

the screw length that is necessary for axial fixation.<br />

For insertion of titanium screws, drill with the countersink to assist the screws positionment.<br />

Applications<br />

• MTP Arthrodesis<br />

• Scaphoid osteosynthesis<br />

• DIP Arthrodesis<br />

• 4 Bones Arthrodesis<br />

• Radial Head<br />

• Sauvé-Kapandji<br />

• Any osteosynthesis or arthrodesis of small bones<br />

Features & Benefits<br />

• The moderated compression avoid risk of<br />

“overcompression”<br />

• The threads shapes offer a better bone purchase<br />

• A wide range of stainless steel and titanium screws to<br />

address a wide variety of needs

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