The phrase "a better fixation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in the context of focus, attention, or attachment to something.
Example: "After several trials, we found that a better fixation on the target improved our results significantly."
Alternatives: "an improved focus" or "a more effective attachment".
In cases of osteolytic metastases, this technique is ideally combined with cementoplasty to allow a better fixation and support [15].
For example you can print porous titanium structures which allow bone in-growth and allow a better fixation of the implant, giving it a longer lifetime".
BCEA was reduced in its dimensions and improved in all patients demonstrating a better fixation.
Long-segment posterior instrumentation involves immobilisation of more vertebrae although it provides a better fixation and better spinal canal remodelling.
The proximal element presents a proximal bare end with protruding barbs with distal angulation to secure a better fixation to the aortic wall.
Stems with a coated collar allowing active bone ingrowth proved to provide a better fixation on the long term [ 5– 7].
Furthermore, stems with a proximally porous-coated surface with an additional diaphyseal grit-blasted surface have been reported to have better fixation and a lower degree of osteolysis than a smooth diaphyseal surface (Kang et al. 2000).
To improve the abovementioned situations, we designed a protector to protect the external portion of the catheters and developed a simple method for better fixation.
Peg design has also changed in an attempt to provide better fixation for longer periods of time.
Although antiresorptive, bisphosphonates may paradoxically increase the amount of bone adjacent to an implant, leading to better fixation.
Minimally invasive drilling of the bone has a great demand as it helps in better fixation and quick healing of the broken bones.
