Domino Bolts

Interlocking nailing system used in orthopedic trauma surgery for treating long bone fractures. Includes nails and bolts for rotational and axial control.

A system of interlocking bolts used in orthopedic fixation procedures. These bolts work in conjunction with nails and other fixation devices to provide secure bone stabilization.

Coupling devices that connect spinal rods to enable multi-level fixation and load distribution. Supports complex spinal stabilization procedures.

Load-bearing components that connect multiple anchor points along the spine. These rods provide longitudinal stability and alignment correction in complex spinal constructs.

Threading instruments and fasteners for vertebral stabilization and orthopedic fixation. Designed for secure interspinous and transpedicular applications.

A posterior fixation system providing multiple types of screws, titanium rods, and connectors for use in combination.

Comprehensive systems for thoracic and lumbar spine fixation with rods, screws, and connectors. Designed for various degenerative and traumatic spinal conditions.

A posterior screw-rod system designed for occipitocervicothoracic spine fixation and stabilization.

Rigid connecting elements used in posterior spinal fixation systems to link pedicle screws. Available in various diameters and materials to accommodate different spinal applications.

Specialized fixation systems connecting the occiput to the cervical spine. These devices stabilize the craniocervical junction.

Flexible instrumentation allowing multiple configuration options for complex cases. These systems provide adaptability for varied anatomical presentations.

Mechanical components for external fixator assembly and adjustment. Support frame construction and intraoperative positioning.