Minimally Invasive Posterior Thoracolumbar Vertebral Augmentation Screw-rod Fixation System
When osteoporotic patients need fixation surgery, bone cement screws can be used to strengthen the screw path to prevent the screw from loosening due to osteoporotic bone, so that patients can obtain more safe and reliable posterior fixation.
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Bone Cement Screw
• The optimized outlet design of bone cement can effectively improve the distribution effect of bone cement and make the pullout strength of screws in the vertebral body of osteoporosis patients better -

Hard-arm extended blade
• Rapid assembly and easy disassembly; cement-augmented screw implantation is performed via a minimally invasive percutaneous approach.
• Removal of the extension blade can also be performed for fixation using an open pedicle screw-rod system. -

Bone Cement Injection System
• The bone cement injection system features a threaded quick-lock mechanism for convenient operation.
• Sealed interface connection with no bone cement leakage, enhancing safety.

Indications
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Osteoporosis Patients with the Following Diseases:
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Spinal Degenerative Disease
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Spinal Trauma
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Spinal Tumor
Contraindication
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Patients with extremely severe osteoporosis
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Patients with moderate or severe lumbar or thoracolumbar scoliosis
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Pedicle dysplasia
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Patients with unclear preoperative positioning
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Others, such as patients with isthmus
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