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Magna-FX® Cannulated Screw Fixation System ® Magna-FX Cannulated Screw Fixation System The Strength You Need The Strength for Positive Position Magna-FX Screws are constructed of 22-13-5 stainless steel, a unique material that Zimmer introduced as an implant material for the orthopaedic surgery. This stainless steel has superior strength and corrosion-resistant characteristics. Due to this added strength, a larger, 1/8” (3.2mm) guide pin can be used to position the screws without having to go to a larger diameter screw. As a result, the risk of bending a guide pin and the consequent misalignment of screws is considerably reduced. In addition, the Magna-FX System comes with a specially designed, solidly constructed targeting device that is suited for precise parallel placement of screws for the fixation of femoral neck fractures. The system also includes a “freehand” targeting device for accurate freehand pin placement. The Strength for Quick Cutting The Magna-FX Screws have self-reaming and self- tapping threads. With appropriate bone stock density (for instance, in elderly patients), the screws can be inserted directly over the guide pins __ without separate reaming and tapping operations. The cutting edge permits direct screw placement over the guide pins __ saving OR time and patient trauma. This feature can be particularly valuable in percutaneous insertion procedures on nonambulatory patients. The Strength for Superior Holding Magna-FX Screws are designed with deep 7mm threads for optimum purchase and holding power in the bone. The minimum shaft diameter and the maximum thread depth, assure maximum thread purchase in the bone and reduced risk of pull-out. The Strength for The Strength for Easy Removal Versatile Application The use of 22-13-5 stainless steel provides The Magna