Stimen Pin

Design Feature of Stimen Wire

1. 1. Design:
      • Stimen pins often have a tapered end for easy insertion into bone, promoting accurate placement and minimal trauma to surrounding tissues..
   2. Threaded or Smooth Options:
      • Some stimen pins feature threaded designs to enhance grip within the bone, while others may have smooth shafts for easier insertion.
   3. Radiolucent Options:
      • Some pins are designed to be radiolucent, allowing for clear imaging during follow-up without interference from the hardware.
   4. Versatile Applications:
      • Used in a range of orthopedic procedures, including fracture fixation, joint stabilization, and guiding for other implants.

Common Applications

• Fracture Stabilization: Provides support to fractured bones during healing.
• Joint Fusion: Assists in stabilizing bones during arthrodesis (joint fusion) procedures.
• Soft Tissue Repair: Can be used to secure soft tissue to bone in reconstructive surgeries.

Benefits

• Minimally Invasive: Allows for smaller incisions and less disruption of surrounding tissues compared to larger fixation devices.
• Reliable Fixation: Provides strong and stable support for healing bones and joints.
• Cost-Effective: Often more affordable than larger or more complex fixation systems.