Monoaxial Screw

A pedicle screw with fixed axial design providing single-plane rod fixation, commonly used in pedicle screw systems for lumbar and thoracic spine stabilization.

Fixed-angle pedicle screw system for spinal fusion procedures across cervical, thoracic, and lumbar regions. Offers rigid fixation with simplified insertion technique.

A mono-axial pedicle screw designed with reduction capability for correction of spinal deformity and malalignment during fixation.

Complete polyaxial pedicle screw system for spinal fixation allowing multi-directional positioning. Provides flexibility in surgical application and improved anatomical alignment.

Polyaxial pedicle screw offering variable angulation for spinal fixation procedures. Allows multidirectional placement flexibility in spinal instrumentation systems.

A pedicle screw with poly-axial design that allows multi-directional rod placement, commonly used in thoracic and lumbar spine fixation procedures for enhanced flexibility in alignment.

Multi-directional bone screw allowing variable angle fixation in orthopedic applications. Offers flexibility in surgical placement for improved bone alignment.

Polyaxial spinal stabilization screw for posterior spinal fixation in trauma and degenerative spine conditions. Provides multidirectional angle adjustment for optimal vertebral alignment and fusion. Compatible with standard spinal instrumentation systems.

Polyaxial screw system designed for posterior cervical spine fixation and stabilization. Provides multidirectional angulation to accommodate complex anatomical variations during cervical arthrodesis and trauma reconstruction procedures.

A poly-axial pedicle screw with reduction capability, designed for deformity correction and improved flexibility in spinal fixation constructs.

A pedicle screw with multi-directional articulation allowing flexible rod positioning, used in pedicle screw systems for improved anatomical alignment.

Polyaxial pedicle screw system for thoracic spine stabilization and fusion procedures. Offers multidirectional head movement to facilitate optimal screw placement in thoracic vertebrae.