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Spine System

Spinal implants are employed in a wide variety of indications and pathology, which includes (but is not limited to) trauma, tumor, infection, deformity correction, and degenerative disease. The goals of placing an implant are manifold, but implants typically reduce deformity, provide stabilization, share loading with adjacent tissues until healing occurs, and, most importantly, support and augment the fusion process.

Auto Pre Stress Transverse Connector

Broken Nut - MIS

Cervical Cage With Plate

Cervical Plate

Cervical Screw

Connecting Rod 5.5 mm (Hex Head)

Connecting Rod 5.5 mm (Round Head)

Connecting Rod 6.0 mm (Sharp Tip)

Connecting Rod 6.0 mm (Sharp Tip, Pre Bent)

Connecting Rod 6.0 mm (Sharp Tip, Pre Bent)

Expandable Cage

Inner Nut

Inner Nut - MIS

Laminar Hook 5.5 mm

Mesh Cage

MIS Pedicle Screw - Mono Axial

MIS Pedicle Screw - Poly Axial

Mono Axial - Pedicle Screw

Mono Spondylolisthesis - Reduction Screw

Mono Spondylolisthesis - Reduction Screw

Occipital Auto Pre Stress Transverse Connector 3.5 mm

Occipital Auto Pre Stress Transverse Connector 3.5 mm

Occipital Connecting Rod 3.5 mm

Occipital Laminar Hook 3.5 mm

Occipital Laminar Hook 3.5 mm

Occipital Mono Axial Screw

Occipital Pedicle Connector Hook 3.5 mm

Occipital Plate 3.5 mm

Occipital Plate 3.5 mm

Occipital Poly Axial Screw

Occipital Prebending Rod 3.5 mm

Occipital Screw 3.5 mm

Occipital Transverse Connector Rod 3.5 mm

Occipital Transverse Connector Rod 3.5 mm

Pedicle Hook 5.5 mm

Pedicle Screw Mono Axial - Double Threaded

Pedicle Screw Mono Axial - Double Threaded

Plif Cage

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