Vertebral laminoplasty plate

posterolateral

designed from one whole to five holes for the lumbo-sacral spine at one, two, three and four levels. Overview: The posterior lumbar plate system is designed to provide rigid stabilization for the lumbo-sacral spine, promoting bone fusion and minimizing the risk of pseudoarthrosis. Design Features Rigid System: Bone Fusion Support: The design promotes stability and aids in effective bone fusion, significantly reducing the incidence of pseudoarthrosis. Anatomical Adjustment: Tailored Design: Plates are engineered to conform to the unique anatomy of the lumbo-sacral region, enhancing fit and function. Low Profile: Patient Comfort: The low-profile design minimizes soft tissue irritation and enhances patient comfort post-surgery. Screw and Plate Mechanism: Stability Features: The screw and plate design incorporates a special mechanism that provides enhanced stability when the plate is locked onto the screws. Reduction Screws: All screws function as reduction screws, facilitating precise assembly and alignment of the plate with the vertebral bodies. Counter Torque Capability: Ease of Assembly: After placement, the broken screw profile allows for tightening with counter torque, ensuring a secure and stable fixation.