Surgical screws break due to factors such as improper positioning, excessive loads, material fatigue, or manufacturing defects. Surgical screws may break due to various factors including incorrect placement, high stress, material fatigue, or production flaws. This can occur when the screws are subjected to excessive force or when they are placed incorrectly. Material fatigue can also contribute to screw breakage, as the repeated stress over time weakens the structural integrity of the screw. Additionally, defects in the manufacturing process can lead to compromised screw strength, increasing the risk of breakage.
