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  • Cylindrical rods incised with helical or advancing spiral threads designed to attach or tighten two objects, without the use of nuts or washers, when driven by rotating a manual screwdriver or by a powered rotary handpiece. Screws are typically made of a biocompatible substance that is synthetic (e.g., a bioabsorbable polymer) or metallic. Screws are used clinically in oral, dental, orthopedic, and other procedures; dedicated screws are available for particular uses, including direct internal fracture fixation, oral (maxillary and dental) surgery, and attachment of prostheses (e.g., long bone and skull plates) during orthopedic procedures.
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