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3. 1
Table of contents
Introduction
Universal Pedicular Screw System 2
Product Features 3-4
Indications & Contraindications 5
Surgical Technique
Surgical Technique 6 - 13
Step 1 : Creating a screws hole 6
Step 2 : Radiographic Control 7
Step 3 : Tapping 7
Step 4 : Screws Insertion 8
Step 5 : Bending and Attaching the rods 8
Step 6 : Rod Placement 9
Step 7 : Insert the set screws 10
Step 8 : Insert the set screws(2) 11
Step 9 : Distraction / Compression 12
Step 10 : Tightening of the set screws 13
Ordering information
Implants 14-27
Monoaxial Screws (Reduction) 14-15
Monoaxial Screws (non-Reduction) 16-17
Polyaxial Screws (Reduction) 18-19
Polyaxial Screws (non-Reduction) 20-21
Set screw & Crosslinks 22
Rods 23-24
Hooks 25-26
Instruments 27-35
Containers & Trays 36-37
4. 2
Universal Pedicular Screw System
Screw,hooks,rods and clamps
The Spinal System is a set of instruments and implants for the surgical
approaches of deformity, degenerative and trauma indications.
Key Featyres & Benefits
Highly versatile
- Pre-bend rods
- Optimal selection of implants
- Easy-to-use instrumentation
Best performance
- Cap thread designed to reduce cross threading
- Visual and tactile indicators to ensure proper implant and instrument assembly
- Buttress Thread enhances optimal bone purchase
Easy to use
- Non-Cannulated Instruments
- Snap-on,telescoping transverse connectors provides easy attachment
Please refer to the package insert for a complete list of indications, contraindications, precautions an d warnings.
Introduction
5. 3
Pedicular Screw :
The perfect spine Spinal Fixation System is an internal fixation device for spinal surgical comprising of pedicle
screws, connectors, rods, housings and transverse link assemblies. Various forms and sizes of implants are available so that adaptations can
be made to take into account the pathology and individual patient.
Product Features
Locking Nut
• Single size
• Stable thread profile
• Unique rotating saddle design or
single piece
Screw Shaft
• Self-tapping design
• Diameters are from 4.5mm to 8.5mm
• Increased pull-out strength
• Easy rod capture (50° rom)
Screw Head
• Unique thread design
• Low profile
• Color code by size
• Reduction & Non-Reduction
• Polyaxial and Monoaxial
Non-Reduction Screw
Reduction Screw
Set Screw Screw heads are color coded
by screw diameter
Single Piece
Set Screw
(Optional)
4.5mm 5.5mm 6.5mm 7.5mm
7. 5
Indications / Contraindications :
When using as a fixation system of the non-cervical posterior spine in skeletally mature patients, the Spine System
is indicated for one or more of the following:
Indications
1 Degenerative spondylolisthesis
2 Fracture
3 DDD (confirmed by patient history and radiographic studies)
4 Spinal tumors
5 Dislocation
6 Scoliosis
7 Kyphosis
8 Failed previous fusion
9 Having severe spondylolisthesis (Grades 3 and 4) of the fifth lumbar-first
sacral (L5-S1) vertebral joint
10 Who are receiving fusions using autogenous bone graft only
11 Who are having the device fixed or attached to the lumbar and sacral spine
(L3 and below)
12 Who are having the device removed after the development of a solid
fusion mass
Contraindications (Contraindications include, but are not limited to) :
1 Active infectious process or significant risk of infection (immunocompromise)
2 Signs of local inflammation
3 Fever or leukocytosis
4 Morbid obesity
5 Pregnancy
6 Mental illness
7 Grossly distorted anatomy caused by congenital abnormalities.
8 Any other medical or surgical condition which would preclude the potential
benefit of spinal implant surgery.
9 Rapid joint disease, bone absorption, osteopenia, osteomalacia and/or
osteoporosis. Osteoporosis or osteopenia is a relative contraindication since
this condition may limit the degree of obtainable correction, stabilization,
and/or the amount of mechanical fixation.
10 Suspected or documented metal allergy or intolerance.
11 Any case not needing a bone graft and fusion.
12 Any case where the implant components selected for use would be too large
or too small to achieve a successful result.
13 Any case that requires the mixing of metals from two different components
or systems.
14 Any patient having inadequate tissue coverage over the operative site or
inadequate bone stock or quality.
15 Any patient in which implant utilization would interfere with anatomical
structures or expected physiological performance.
16 Any patient unwilling to follow postoperative instructions.
8. 6
Surgical Technique :
Step 1 : Creating a screw hole
Instrument :
SCC110-0211 AWL
SCC110-0311 Probe(Straight)
SCC110-0410 Tester
Determine the screw insertion point, and use the
starter Awl to drill a hole into the cortical bone in
the decided position.
AWL SCC 110-0211
Confirm by using the Tester whether the
created screw hole has deviated out of the bone or not.
Insert the pedicle probe into the hole , and gently
push it into the pedicle.
TESTER SCC110-0410
PROBE (STRAIGHT)
SCC110-0311
9. 7
Step 3 : Tapping
Instrument :
SCC110-0540/C Tap 4.5mm
SCC110-0550/C Tap 5.5mm
SCC110-0560/C Tap 6.5mm
SCC110-0570/C Tap 7.5mm
SCC110-0580/C Tap 8.5mm
SCC110-0410 Tester
Carry out tapping using the tap, the size of which should match that of
the screw. The screw is not a self-tapping type. After reconfirming by
using the Tester.
Indications / Contraindications :
Step 2 : Radiographic control
Instrument :
SCC110-0110 Guide Pin 100mm
SCC110-0120 Guide Pin 100mm w.Stop
When implementing radiographic control measures,
use the pedicle marker.
GUIDE PIN 100 SCC110-0110
GUIDE PIN 100+STOP SCC110-0120
TAP SCC110-0XXX
TESTER SCC110-0410
10. 8
Surgical Technique :
Step 4 : Screw insertion
Instrument :
SCC110-0851 Monoaxial Screwdriver Shaft
SCC110-0851C Monoaxial Screwdriver Shaft ,
Cannulated
SCC110-0951 Polyaxial ScrewDriver Shaft
SCC110-0951C Polyaxial ScrewDriver Shaft ,
Cannulated
SCC110-2425 M Screwdriver (Medium)
Attach the screwdriver to the screw. The screwdriver
is equipped with a mechanism to safely grasp the
screw. After the screw is inserted, the driver comes
off from the screw when turning the Nut counter
clockwise.
Step 5 : Bending and attaching the rod
Instrument :
SCC110-1520 French Bender
It is not possible to obtain a sufficient tightening
strength at the connection unless the rod securely
touches the screw head bottom. For a safe connec-
tion, bend the rod appropriately. ( see fig I , II , III )
This operation is particularly Important when using
the monoaxial screw.
Fig. I Fig. II Fig. III
FRENCH BENDER
SCC110-1520
POLYAXIAL SCREWDRIVER SHAFT SCC110-0951/C
SCREWDRIVER (MEDIUM) SCC110-2425M
MONOAXIAL SCREWDRIVER SHAFT SCC 110-0851/C
11. 9
Surgical Technique :
Step 6 : Rod insertion
Instrument :
SCC110-1211 Rod Holder
Attatch the rod to the screw head by use of a Rod Hold-
er.
ROD HOLDER
SCC110-1211
12. 10
Surgical Technique :
Step 7 : Insert the Set Screw
When the rod is not securely touching the screw
head base,(Fig.2) sufficient tightening strengh cannot
be obtained at the connection. For a safe
conection, it is necessary to push the rod into the
screw bottom.
To attach the screw and the rod closely,the rod
pusher or the rod fork.
This operation to push the rod into the screw
bottom is especially important when using the mono-
axial screw.
Self holding
Fig. I Fig. II
ROD PUSHER
SCC110-1711
ROD FORK
SCC110-1810
13. 11
Surgical Technique :
Step 8 : Insert the Set Screw(2)
Instrument :
SCC 110-1711 Rod Pusher
SCC 110-1810 Rod Fork
SCC 110-1920 Persuader
Before putting plug into screw, make sure that rod se-
curely reaches screw bottom ( Fig.I ).
In case its position is still not properly fit ; readjust rod
position by bending or pushing with Rod Approximator.
Fig. I Fig. II
ROD PUSHER
SCC110-1711
PERSUADER
SCC110-1920
ROD FORK (Adjustable)
SCC110-1810
14. 12
Step 9 : Compression / Distraction
Instrument :
SCC110-2711 Compressor
SCC110-1311 Rod Clamp
SCC110-2811 Distractor
Using the distraction forceps to distract the construct
into the desired position. Then provisionally tighten
the set screw. Once distraction is achieved in all
levels, do final tightening all set screws
Using the compression forceps to compress the
construct into the desired position and provisionally
tighten the set screw. Once distraction is achieved
in all levels, do final tightening all set screws
Final tightening process:- per illustration “STEP 10”
Compressor
SCC110-2711
Rod camp
SCC110-1311
Distractor
SCC110-2811
Surgical Technique :
15. 13
Surgical Technique :
Step 10 : Tightening of the Set Screw
Instrument :
SCC110-2441 T-handle(Torque-limiter)
SCC110-2415 Screwdriver (Long)
SCC110-2420 Screwdriver (Short)
SCC110-2425 Screwdriver (Medium)
SCC 110-0961 MONO & REDUCT SCREWDRIVER SHAFT
SCC 110-0961C SMONO & REDUCT SCREWDRIVER
SHAFT, CANNULATED
SCC110-2912 Anti-torque wrench
For the final step of tightening the Set Screw ; using
Torque Limiter, Screw Driver, and Anti-Torque Wrench
altogether.
Following illustration for how to use Torque Limiter
Attaching Anti-Torque Wrench to screw head and tighten
screw with Screw Driver.
Once tightening is successfully completed ; the screw
driver will be clicked and run idle automatically.
T-hadle(Torque-limiter)
SCC110-2441
SCC110-2415 (LONG)
SCC110-2420 S
SCC110-2425 M
SCC110-2430 L
Anti-torque wrench
SCC-110-2911
SCC 110-0961 MONO & REDUCT SCREWDRIVER SHAFT
SCC 110-0961C MONO & REDUCT SCREWDRIVER
SHAFT, CANNULATED
16. 14
Ordering Information :
Monoaxial Reduction Screws :
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Size
MSR08-4520 MSRC08-4520 MSRK08-4520 20 mm
MSR08-4525 MSRC08-4525 MSRK08-4525 25 mm
MSR08-4530 MSRC08-4530 MSRK08-4530 30 mm
MSR08-4535 MSRC08-4535 MSRK08-4535 35 mm
MSR08-4540 MSRC08-4540 MSRK08-4540 40 mm
MSR08-4545 MSRC08-4545 MSRK08-4545 45 mm
MSR08-4550 MSRC08-4550 MSRK08-4550 50 mm
MSR08-4555 MSRC08-4555 MSRK08-4555 55 mm
MSR08-4560 MSRC08-4560 MSRK08-4560 60 mm
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Size
MSR09-5520 MSRC09-5520 MSRK09-5520 20 mm
MSR09-5525 MSRC09-5525 MSRK09-5525 25 mm
MSR09-5530 MSRC09-5530 MSRK09-5530 30 mm
MSR09-5535 MSRC09-5535 MSRK09-5535 35 mm
MSR09-5540 MSRC09-5540 MSRK09-5540 40 mm
MSR09-5545 MSRC09-5545 MSRK09-5545 45 mm
MSR09-5550 MSRC09-5550 MSRK09-5550 50 mm
MSR09-5555 MSRC09-5555 MSRK09-5555 55 mm
MSR09-5560 MSRC09-5560 MSRK09-5560 60 mm
Implants :
Monoaxial Screw 4.5mm Reduction
Monoaxial Screw 5.5mm Reduction
17. 15
Ordering Information :
Monoaxial Reduction Screws :
Implants :
Monoaxial Screw 6.5mm Reduction
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Size
MSR10-6520 MSRC10-6520 MSRK10-6520 20 mm
MSR10-6525 MSRC10-6525 MSRK10-6525 25 mm
MSR10-6530 MSRC10-6530 MSRK10-6530 30 mm
MSR10-6535 MSRC10-6535 MSRK10-6535 35 mm
MSR10-6540 MSRC10-6540 MSRK10-6540 40 mm
MSR10-6545 MSRC10-6545 MSRK10-6545 45 mm
MSR10-6550 MSRC10-6550 MSRK10-6550 50 mm
MSR10-6555 MSRC10-6555 MSRK10-6555 55 mm
MSR10-6560 MSRC10-6560 MSRK10-6560 60 mm
Monoaxial Screw 7.5mm Reduction
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Size
MSR11-7520 MSRC11-7520 MSRK11-7520 20 mm
MSR11-7525 MSRC11-7525 MSRK11-7525 25 mm
MSR11-7530 MSRC11-7530 MSRK11-7530 30 mm
MSR11-7535 MSRC11-7535 MSRK11-7535 35 mm
MSR11-7540 MSRC11-7540 MSRK11-7540 40 mm
MSR11-7545 MSRC11-7545 MSRK11-7545 45 mm
MSR11-7550 MSRC11-7550 MSRK11-7550 50 mm
MSR11-7555 MSRC11-7555 MSRK11-7555 55 mm
MSR11-7560 MSRC11-7560 MSRK11-7560 60 mm
18. 16
Ordering Information :
Monoaxial Non-Reduction Screws :
Implants :
Monoaxial Screw 4.5mm Non-Reduction
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Size
MSS08-4520 MSSC08-4520 MSSK08-4520 20 mm
MSS08-4525 MSSC08-4525 MSSK08-4525 25 mm
MSS08-4530 MSSC08-4530 MSSK08-4530 30 mm
MSS08-4535 MSSC08-4535 MSSK08-4535 35 mm
MSS08-4540 MSSC08-4540 MSSK08-4540 40 mm
MSS08-4545 MSSC08-4545 MSSK08-4545 45 mm
MSS08-4550 MSSC08-4550 MSSK08-4550 50 mm
MSS08-4555 MSSC08-4555 MSSK08-4555 55 mm
MSS08-4560 MSSC08-4560 MSSK08-4560 60 mm
Monoaxial Screw 5.5mm Non-Reduction
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Size
MSS09-5520 MSSC09-5520 MSSK09-5520 20 mm
MSS09-5525 MSSC09-5525 MSSK09-5525 25 mm
MSS09-5530 MSSC09-5530 MSSK09-5530 30 mm
MSS09-5535 MSSC09-5535 MSSK09-5535 35 mm
MSS09-5540 MSSC09-5540 MSSK09-5540 40 mm
MSS09-5545 MSSC09-5545 MSSK09-5545 45 mm
MSS09-5550 MSSC09-5550 MSSK09-5550 50 mm
MSS09-5555 MSSC09-5555 MSSK09-5555 55 mm
MSS09-5560 MSSC09-5560 MSSK09-5560 60 mm
19. 17
Ordering Information :
Monoaxial Non-Reduction Screws :
Implants :
Monoaxial Screw 6.5mm Non-Reduction
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Size
MSS10-6520 MSSC10-6520 MSSK10-6520 20 mm
MSS10-6525 MSSC10-6525 MSSK10-6525 25 mm
MSS10-6530 MSSC10-6530 MSSK10-6530 30 mm
MSS10-6535 MSSC10-6535 MSSK10-6535 35 mm
MSS10-6540 MSSC10-6540 MSSK10-6540 40 mm
MSS10-6545 MSSC10-6545 MSSK10-6545 45 mm
MSS10-6550 MSSC10-6550 MSSK10-6550 50 mm
MSS10-6555 MSSC10-6555 MSSK10-6555 55 mm
MSS10-6560 MSSC10-6560 MSSK10-6560 60 mm
Monoaxial Screw 7.5mm Non-Reduction
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Size
MSS11-7520 MSSC11-7520 MSSK11-7520 20 mm
MSS11-7525 MSSC11-7525 MSSK11-7525 25 mm
MSS11-7530 MSSC11-7530 MSSK11-7530 30 mm
MSS11-7535 MSSC11-7535 MSSK11-7535 35 mm
MSS11-7540 MSSC11-7540 MSSK11-7540 40 mm
MSS11-7545 MSSC11-7545 MSSK11-7545 45 mm
MSS11-7550 MSSC11-7550 MSSK11-7550 50 mm
MSS11-7555 MSSC11-7555 MSSK11-7555 55 mm
MSS11-7560 MSSC11-7560 MSSK11-7560 60 mm
20. 18
Ordering Information :
Polyaxial Reduction Screws :
Implants :
Polyaxial Screw 4.5mm Reduction
Polyaxial Screw 5.5mm Reduction
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Dynamic Size
PSR08-4520 PSRC08-4520 PSRK08-4520 DPR08-4520 20 mm
PSR08-4525 PSRC08-4525 PSRK08-4525 DPR08-4525 25 mm
PSR08-4530 PSRC08-4530 PSRK08-4530 DPR08-4530 30 mm
PSR08-4535 PSRC08-4535 PSRK08-4535 DPR08-4535 35 mm
PSR08-4540 PSRC08-4540 PSRK08-4540 DPR08-4540 40 mm
PSR08-4545 PSRC08-4545 PSRK08-4545 DPR08-4545 45 mm
PSR08-4550 PSRC08-4550 PSRK08-4550 DPR08-4550 50 mm
PSR08-4555 PSRC08-4555 PSRK08-4555 DPR08-4555 55 mm
PSR08-4560 PSRC08-4560 PSRK08-4560 DPR08-4560 60 mm
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Dynamic Size
PSR09-5520 PSRC09-5520 PSRK09-5520 DPR09-5520 20 mm
PSR09-5525 PSRC09-5525 PSRK09-5525 DPR09-5525 25 mm
PSR09-5530 PSRC09-5530 PSRK09-5530 DPR09-5530 30 mm
PSR09-5535 PSRC09-5535 PSRK09-5535 DPR09-5535 35 mm
PSR09-5540 PSRC09-5540 PSRK09-5540 DPR09-5540 40 mm
PSR09-5545 PSRC09-5545 PSRK09-5545 DPR09-5545 45 mm
PSR09-5550 PSRC09-5550 PSRK09-5550 DPR09-5550 50 mm
PSR09-5555 PSRC09-5555 PSRK09-5555 DPR09-5555 55 mm
PSR09-5560 PSRC09-5560 PSRK09-5560 DPR09-5560 60 mm
21. 19
Implants :
Polyaxial Screw 6.5mm Reduction
Ordering Information :
Polyaxial Reduction Screws :
Polyaxial Screw 7.5mm Reduction
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Dynamic Size
PSR10-6520 PSRC10-6520 PSRK10-6520 DPR10-6520 20 mm
PSR10-6525 PSRC10-6525 PSRK10-6525 DPR10-6525 25 mm
PSR10-6530 PSRC10-6530 PSRK10-6530 DPR10-6530 30 mm
PSR10-6535 PSRC10-6535 PSRK10-6535 DPR10-6535 35 mm
PSR10-6540 PSRC10-6540 PSRK10-6540 DPR10-6540 40 mm
PSR10-6545 PSRC10-6545 PSRK10-6545 DPR10-6545 45 mm
PSR10-6550 PSRC10-6550 PSRK10-6550 DPR10-6550 50 mm
PSR10-6555 PSRC10-6555 PSRK10-6555 DPR10-6555 55 mm
PSR10-6560 PSRC10-6560 PSRK10-6560 DPR10-6560 60 mm
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Dynamic Size
PSR11-7520 PSRC11-7520 PSRK11-7520 DPR11-7520 20 mm
PSR11-7525 PSRC11-7525 PSRK11-7525 DPR11-7525 25 mm
PSR11-7530 PSRC11-7530 PSRK11-7530 DPR11-7530 30 mm
PSR11-7535 PSRC11-7535 PSRK11-7535 DPR11-7535 35 mm
PSR11-7540 PSRC11-7540 PSRK11-7540 DPR11-7540 40 mm
PSR11-7545 PSRC11-7545 PSRK11-7545 DPR11-7545 45 mm
PSR11-7550 PSRC11-7550 PSRK11-7550 DPR11-7550 50 mm
PSR11-7555 PSRC11-7555 PSRK11-7555 DPR11-7555 55 mm
PSR11-7560 PSRC11-7560 PSRK11-7560 DPR11-7560 60 mm
22. 20
Ordering Information :
Polyaxial Non-Reduction Screws :
Implants :
Polyaxial Screw 4.5mm Non-Reduction
Polyaxial Screw 5.5mm Non-Reduction
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Dynamic Size
PSS08-4520 PSSC08-4520 PSSK08-4520 DPS08-4520 20 mm
PSS08-4525 PSSC08-4525 PSSK08-4525 DPS08-4525 25 mm
PSS08-4530 PSSC08-4530 PSSK08-4530 DPS08-4530 30 mm
PSS08-4535 PSSC08-4535 PSSK08-4535 DPS08-4535 35 mm
PSS08-4540 PSSC08-4540 PSSK08-4540 DPS08-4540 40 mm
PSS08-4545 PSSC08-4545 PSSK08-4545 DPS08-4545 45 mm
PSS08-4550 PSSC08-4550 PSSK08-4550 DPS08-4550 50 mm
PSS08-4555 PSSC08-4555 PSSK08-4555 DPS08-4555 55 mm
PSS08-4560 PSSC08-4560 PSSK08-4560 DPS08-4560 60 mm
Non-Cannulated Cannulated Cementable Dynamic Size
PSS09-5520 PSSC09-5520 PSSK09-5520 DPS09-5520 20 mm
PSS09-5525 PSSC09-5525 PSSK09-5525 DPS09-5525 25 mm
PSS09-5530 PSSC09-5530 PSSK09-5530 DPS09-5530 30 mm
PSS09-5535 PSSC09-5535 PSSK09-5535 DPS09-5535 35 mm
PSS09-5540 PSSC09-5540 PSSK09-5540 DPS09-5540 40 mm
PSS09-5545 PSSC09-5545 PSSK09-5545 DPS09-5545 45 mm
PSS09-5550 PSSC09-5550 PSSK09-5550 DPS09-5550 50 mm
PSS09-5555 PSSC09-5555 PSSK09-5555 DPS09-5555 55 mm
PSS09-5560 PSSC09-5560 PSSK09-5560 DPS09-5560 60 mm
24. 22
Ordering Information :
Set screw and Cross-Link :
Set screw
CHM01-10 With Plate
CHM01-11 Without Plate
Crosslink
SCC0120-0035
Range
35 mm
SCC0120-0042 42 mm
SCC0120-0050 50 mm
Ordering Information :
Set screw and Cross-Link :
Implants :
Extention connector
EC1-0001
Parallel connector
PC-1-0001
25. 23
Ordering Information :
Rods :
Implants :
Ti Rod 6mm : Straight Ti Rod 6mm : with Hex
SCC02-0040 40 mm SCC02-1040 40 mm
SCC02-0050 50 mm SCC02-1050 50 mm
SCC02-0060 60 mm SCC02-1060 60 mm
SCC02-0070 70 mm SCC02-1070 70 mm
SCC02-0080 80 mm SCC02-1080 80 mm
SCC02-0090 90 mm SCC02-1090 90 mm
SCC02-0100 100 mm SCC02-1100 100 mm
SCC02-0110 110 mm SCC02-1110 110 mm
SCC02-0120 120 mm SCC02-1120 120 mm
SCC02-0130 130 mm SCC02-1130 130 mm
SCC02-0140 140 mm SCC02-1140 140 mm
SCC02-0150 150 mm SCC02-1150 150 mm
SCC02-0160 160 mm SCC02-1160 160 mm
SCC02-0170 170 mm SCC02-1170 170 mm
SCC02-0180 180 mm SCC02-1180 180 mm
SCC02-0190 190 mm SCC02-1190 190 mm
SCC02-0200 200 mm SCC02-1200 200 mm
SCC02-0250 250 mm SCC02-1250 250 mm
SCC02-0300 300 mm SCC02-1300 300 mm
SCC02-0350 350 mm SCC02-1350 350 mm
SCC02-0400 400 mm SCC02-1400 400 mm
SCC02-0500 500 mm SCC02-1500 500 mm
SCC02-0600 600 mm SCC02-1600 600 mm
Ti rod curved
SCC03-0080 80 mm
SCC03-0120 120 mm
SCC03-0160 160 mm
26. 24
Ordering Information :
Hooks :
Implants :
Pedicle hook
HS20-0804 20 mm
HS20-0805 21 mm
HS20-0806 22 mm
HS20-0807 23 mm
HS20-0808 24 mm
HS20-0809 25 mm
HS20-0810 26 mm
Narrow laminar hook
HS21-0504 20 mm
HS21-0505 21 mm
HS21-0506 22 mm
HS21-0507 23 mm
HS21-0508 24 mm
HS21-0509 25 mm
HS21-0510 26 mm
27. 25
Ordering Information :
Hooks :
Implants :
Wide laminar hook
HS22-0704 20mm
HS22-0705 21mm
HS22-0706 22mm
HS22-0707 23mm
HS22-0708 24mm
HS22-0709 25mm
HS22-0710 26mm
Angled laminar hook
HS23-0505 23mm, Left
HS23-0507 25mm, Left
HS23-0509 27mm, Left
HS23-0511 29mm, Left
HS24-0505 23mm, Right
HS24-0507 25mm, Right
HS24-0508 27mm, Right
HS24-0511 29mm, Right
28. 26
Implants :
Laminar hook with offset ( Left )
HS26-0505 24mm, Left
HS26-0507 26mm, Left
HS26-0509 28mm, Left
HS26-0511 30mm, Left
Ordering Information :
Hooks :
Laminar hook with offset ( Right )
HS25-0505 24mm, Right
HS25-0507 26mm, Right
HS25-0509 28mm, Right
HS25-0511 30mm, Right
Laminar hook with extended body
HS27-0504 23,5mm
HS27-0505 24,5mm
HS27-0506 25,5mm
HS27-0507 26,5mm
HS27-0508 27,5mm
HS27-0509 28,5mm
HS27-0510 29,5mm
35. 33
Ordering Information :
Instruments :
SCC110-1531 IN-SITU BENDER (L)
SCC110-1541 IN-SITU BENDER (R)
SCC110-1711 ROD PUSHER
SCC110-1810 ROD FORK (Adjustable)
36. 34
SCC110-2911 ANTI-TORQUE WRENCH
SCC110-1920 PERSUADER
SCC110-2430 SET SCREW HOLDER WITH SILICONE HANDLE (LONG)
SCC110-2430 C SET SCREW HOLDER WITH SILICONE HANDLE (LONG), CANNULATED
SCC110-24331ST5 EXCHANGABLE TIP
Ordering Information :
Instruments :