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SafetyFix

SafetyFix provides the EasyOut removable bone fixation screw, a biocompatible device designed for orthopedic procedures that can be extracted after 4–6 weeks of healing.

Updated 2 months ago

Funding

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Product

Problem

Traditional bone fixation screws are designed to remain permanently in the body, requiring patients to live with metal implants after the bone has healed. Retained hardware can lead to short‑ and long‑term complications, including the risk of metal toxicity and other health issues.

Solution

SafetyFix offers the EasyOut removable bone fixation screw, a specially engineered device that can be extracted once the bone has sufficiently healed, typically within 4–6 weeks. The screw’s design enables quick and reliable removal by the surgeon, eliminating the need for permanent metal implants. By removing the hardware, patients experience a metal‑free recovery, reducing the likelihood of toxicity and other implant‑related complications. The product is applicable to common orthopedic procedures such as bunion correction, osteotomies, and fracture repairs, providing a safer alternative to conventional fixation methods.

Target Audience

Primary customers are orthopedic surgeons and clinics performing bone fixation surgeries who seek a removable alternative to permanent metal screws.

Features

  • Thread geometry and removal head engineered for rapid, low‑force extraction by standard surgical tools
  • Biocompatible material optimized for short‑term fixation and safe removal without compromising bone healing
  • Compatibility with a wide range of orthopedic procedures, including bunion surgery, osteotomies, and fracture fixation
  • Designed to maintain fixation stability during the critical healing window (4–6 weeks)
  • Enables a metal‑free postoperative state, minimizing long‑term health risks associated with permanent implants
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