DHS/DCS Lag Screw

The DHS/DCS Lag Screw from Glass Agencies is an orthopedic implant used in fracture fixation systems for the proximal femur, particularly in intertrochanteric, subtrochanteric, and condylar fracture management. This lag screw is designed for use with Dynamic Hip Screw and Dynamic Condylar Screw plate systems, allowing controlled sliding and compression at the fracture site during the healing process. The screw is inserted through the plate barrel and advanced into the femoral head or condylar region, providing strong anchorage within cancellous bone. Its thread profile is developed to achieve firm purchase in bone while allowing smooth sliding within the plate barrel. This sliding action supports controlled collapse and compression across the fracture line under physiological load, which is beneficial for fracture union. The lag screw is manufactured from medical grade stainless steel or titanium alloy, offering resistance to corrosion and compatibility with standard sterilization methods. The smooth surface finish supports reduced friction during insertion and sliding. The screw head is precisely machined to fit securely within the barrel, maintaining alignment and stability throughout the healing period. Available in multiple lengths and diameters, it allows selection according to patient anatomy and fracture configuration. The drive recess is accurately formed to allow secure engagement with insertion instruments, supporting controlled torque application. This lag screw is widely used in orthopedic trauma surgery and is suitable for adult fracture fixation procedures. Glass Agencies ensures that each DHS/DCS Lag Screw is produced under controlled manufacturing conditions and inspected for dimensional accuracy, thread consistency, and surface quality before supply. Each screw is packed in protective packaging to maintain cleanliness and prevent damage during storage and transport. Clear labeling supports easy identification and inventory management. When used according to accepted orthopedic surgical techniques, the DHS/DCS Lag Screw supports stable anchorage, controlled fracture compression, and dependable fixation, contributing to effective healing and reliable outcomes in proximal femoral fracture management.