Abstract: The implant for fixing two bone fragments to each other comprises a clasp with two arms which are connected to each other at one of their ends and in this area form an eyelet with an opening for passage of a screw which can be screwed into one of the two bone fragments, and it is characterized in that it has a guide bushing for the screw, which guide bushing is inserted into the clasp eyelet and is secured thereon.

Abstract: The implant for fixing two bone fragments to each other comprises a clasp (2) with two arms (3) which are connected to each other at one of their ends and in this area form an eyelet with an opening for passage of a screw (7) which can be screwed into one of the two bone fragments, and it is characterized in that it has a guide bushing (11) for the screw (7), which guide bushing (11) is inserted into the clasp eyelet and is secured thereon.

Abstract: An implant for fixing two bone fragments to each other comprises a clasp (4) with two arms (7) which are connected to each other at one of their ends and in this area form an eyelet with an opening (8) for passage of a screw (6) which can be screwed into one (3) of the two bone fragments. The free ends of the two arms (7) are introduced into the medullary cavity of the other bone fragment (2) and are anchored therein by spreading apart. To improve the anchoring of the clasp (4) on the bone fragment (3), a shim part (5) is arranged between the clasp (4) and the head (9) of the screw (6), which shim part (5) has a recess for receiving the clasp (4) and is provided with spikes (11) which penetrate into the bone fragment (3).

Abstract: An implant for fixing bone fragments after an osteotomy, especially for treating the misalignments of a metatarasal bone, includes a clasp with two arms and a screw. The arms are connected to each other at one end so that they form a screw eyelet adapted to receive the screw. The arms are configured to be introduced into the medullary cavity of a first bone fragment, and the screw is configured to be inserted a second bone fragment. The clasp is made of an elastic material, so that in a relaxed state the distance between the arms increases toward their free ends. The clasp is configured for being introduced into the medullary cavity of the bone fragment in a compressed state, so that after insertion the arms spread open and secure the clasp in that bone fragment.