A bone screw is a medical device used in orthopedic surgery to fixate bone fragments or secure implants (like plates or rods) to the bone. It provides stability and compression at the fracture site, aiding proper healing.
 Features:
    Made of stainless steel or titanium (biocompatible)
    Available in various types: cortical, cancellous, locking, and cannulated screws
    Designed with sharp threads for strong grip in bone
 Uses:
    Holding bone fragments together after a fracture
    Fixing orthopedic implants (e.g., plates, rods)
    Stabilizing joints or bone grafts