Polyaxial pedicle screw Percutaneous

titanium

Unified Screw Design: Functions as a single unit to provide robust support, minimizing complications associated with connector systems. Long Serration: Facilitates early locking of the nut for enhanced stability. Long Segment Fixation: Capable of stabilizing long segments effectively. Low Profile: Designed to minimize protrusion when cut, reducing tissue irritation. Buttress Thread Design: Clinically proven locking mechanism for reliable fixation. Self-Tapping Screws: Simplifies insertion and enhances surgical efficiency. Color-Coded Screws: Easy identification for efficient surgical planning. Rods: Pre-lordosed bullet-nosed rods of 5.5mm in diameter, with lengths from 40mm to 200mm in 5mm increments. User-Friendly Instruments: Designed for optimal performance and ease of use for surgeons. Advantages of Minimal Invasive Techniques Reduced Risk of Soft-Tissue Injury: Minimizes iatrogenic damage associated with traditional spinal exposure. Lower Blood Loss: Decreases intra-operative blood loss and risk of transfusion. Shorter Hospital Stay: Promotes quicker recovery and reduces length of stay. Less Post-Operative Pain: Lowers requirements for analgesia, enhancing comfort. Faster Return to Work: Supports quicker rehabilitation. Preservation of Muscle Integrity: Avoids dissection of paraspinal muscles, reducing the risk of muscular denervation and ischemia.