Screw driver

A Screwdriver in the surgical context refers to a specialized instrument used to insert or remove screws during various medical procedures, particularly in orthopedic surgery and spinal surgery. Surgical screwdrivers are designed to provide precise and controlled torque to securely place screws into bone or other tissues, ensuring the stability and success of surgical repairs, such as fracture fixation, spinal fusion, or orthopedic implants.