OsteoMed OsteoFlap Cranial Clamp System

For treatment of Craniotomy

Overview

The OsteoFlap™ is an instrument-free cranial clamp system. Threaded stems adjust to accommodate fixation of various bone thicknesses. The system includes a clamping device that has a threaded post attached to an inferior disk and a superior disk that threads down the post to secure a sandwich fit of the cranial flap and cranium between the inferior disk and the superior disk.

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OsteoFlap Feature

The OsteoFlap system comes in sterilized component packaging. It is an instrument-free system designed to clamp between the cranial flap and cranium.
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