The Stapple (Code No. 810), which appears to be a Bone Staple, is a small, pronged fixation implant used to stabilize small bone fragments or secure soft tissues/ligaments to bone. It is typically hammered or driven into the bone, with the prongs providing compression and holding power. In spinal contexts, it may be used for supplementary fixation, securing bone grafts, or in procedures involving the fusion of small joints or specific laminar fixation. The image shows a small, tripod-like implant, suggesting minimal invasiveness.

Key features include:

• Pronged Fixation: Design allows for firm, compressive fixation into bony tissue.

• Minimal Profile: Small size is ideal for applications requiring minimal implant bulk.

• Primary Use: Stabilization of small bone fragments, ligament/tendon reattachment, or supplementary fixation in small spinal structures.

• Code No.: Identified by Code No. 810.

• Material: Implied Titanium or Stainless Steel (common for such implants).