Open Posterior Thoracolumbar Screw-rod Fixation System
Spinal fixation is used in the surgical treatment of patients with spinal degeneration, scoliosis, traumatic fracture, tumor, infection and other diseases. The product range is complete, which can meet different surgical needs.
Please contact your local distributor for more information.
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Pedicle Screw Design
• Different types of pull-up reduction interfaces can provide multiple recution modes to meet the different requirements under different operating scenarios
• Low profile design significantly reduces the space under the rod and the transverse space of the screw base, and reduces the irritation to the surrounding soft tissue
• Mechanically strengthened thread greatly increases the contact area between the thread and the pedicle, and effectively improves the pullout force of the screw
• Tapered tip design provides implantation guidance function. Self-tapping full thread design -

Swing angle
• The universal screw can move within a 60° conical range.
• Provides greater adjustment range for screw placement -

Horizontal Connection Device
• Snap-on design for easy installation
• Comprehensive specifications to meet diverse surgical needs -

Locking bolt
• Negative-angle threads reduce the outward expansion force on the nail wall during plug tightening, ensuring secure and stable fixation.
• Protruding design on the compression surface to enhance locking stability -

Various screw types
• A comprehensive range of options, offering multiple combination therapies to achieve optimal treatment outcomes.
• Color-coded according to screw diameter for easy identification.

Indications
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Spinal Degenerative Disease
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Scoliosis
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Spinal Trauma
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Spinal Tumor
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Spinal Infection
Contraindication
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Patients with local spinal or systemic infection
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The situation of patients with severe osteoporosis who cannot maintain the fixation effect
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Patients with cachexia and constitution unsuitable for surgery
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Patients with metal allergy
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Symptoms/signs are caused by spinal cord diseases such as myasthenia gravis or subacute combined degeneration of the spinal cord
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Cautious use of diffuse idiopathic spinal hypertrophy
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Patients with other organ failure who cannot tolerate surgery
Please contact your local distributor for more information.