Step 1: Preoperative Planning
Select appropriate screw sizes (2.0mm, 2.7mm, 3.5mm) and ensure complete instrumentation: drills, taps, depth gauges, and countersinks.

Step 2: Reduction
Anatomically reduce the fracture using bone reduction forceps. Provisional fixation with a K-wire can be utilized.

Step 3: Drilling the Gliding Hole
Drilled in the near cortex using a drill bit equal to the outer diameter of the screw threads.

Step 4: Drilling the Threaded Hole
Use a drill sleeve and a bit equal to the core diameter of the screw to drill the far cortex.

Step 5: Measuring Length
Determine the correct length using a depth gauge hooked on the far cortex.

Step 6: Tapping
Create threads by hand using a tap matching the screw size. Reverse slightly every half turn to clear bone chips.

Step 7: Countersinking
Recommended to allow the screw head to sit flush and reduce stress on the cortex.

Step 8: Insertion & Tightening
Insert the screw until fully seated. Observe visible compression at the fracture line.

Step 9: Final Verification
Confirm reduction and placement via intra-operative radiographs.