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K-wire Manufacturer

Double Ended 150 MM

Double Ended 225 MM

Category:External Fixator, Wire

K-wire, also known as Kirschner wire, is a thin, flexible surgical wire used in orthopedic surgeries to stabilize bones and guide implants. It is made of stainless steel or other metals and is inserted into the bone through a small incision using a drill or by hand.

Description

Double Ended 150 MM
S.802.06.10 Dia 1.0 mm T. 2402.06.10
S.802.06.12 Dia 1.2 mm T. 2402.06.12
S.802.06.15 Dia 1.5 mm T. 2402.06.15
S.802.06.18 Dia 1.8 mm T. 2402.06.18
S.802.06.20 Dia 2.0 mm T. 2402.06.20
S.802.06.25 Dia 2.5 mm T. 2402.06.25
S.802.06.30 Dia 3.0 mm T. 2402.06.30
Double Ended 225 MM
S.802.06.10 Dia 1.0 mm T. 2402.06.10
S.802.06.12 Dia 1.2 mm T. 2402.06.12
S.802.06.15 Dia 1.5 mm T. 2402.06.15
S.802.06.18 Dia 1.8 mm T. 2402.06.18
S.802.06.20 Dia 2.0 mm T. 2402.06.20
S.802.06.25 Dia 2.5 mm T. 2402.06.25
S.802.06.30 Dia 3.0 mm T. 2402.06.30
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ABOUT US

Genius Ortho Private Limited

Genius Ortho Private Limited was found in 2008 by a group of entrepreneurs after having a decade of experience in the field of orthopaedic implants manufacturing. Genius Ortho Private Limited now is the leading company in India specialize in the Orthopaedics Industry. Genius Ortho Private Limited will always achieve this position by professional pursuing excellence and by dedicating ourselves in improving the quality and serving all our customers.

All implants are exclusively made of Stainless Steel 316L, LVM & Titanium Grade V Ti-6Al-4v-ELI.

Our products of Orthopaedic implants and instruments are not only qualified with the certification of FDA, CE, GMP regulations, but also compliant with ISO Quality Assurance Standards.

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Frequently Asked Questions

K-wires are used to stabilize bones, guide implants, and facilitate alignment in orthopedic surgeries. They can be used to hold fractured bones in place until they heal, or to help a surgeon align bones for joint replacement or fusion.

A surgeon will make a small incision at the site where the K-wire is needed and then drill a hole into the bone. The K-wire is then inserted into the hole and advanced to the desired location. The surgeon may use imaging techniques such as X-rays to ensure that the K-wire is correctly positioned.

The removal of K-wire is typically a simple procedure that can be done in an outpatient setting using local anesthesia. Patients may feel some discomfort or pressure during the removal, but it is generally not considered painful. After the K-wire is removed, the patient may need to wear a cast or brace to protect the healing bone.