Posterior Cervical Screw System | Titanium Cervical Spine Fixation

Description

The Posterior Cervical Screw System is engineered to deliver reliable stabilization and fixation in complex cervical spine surgeries. Made from medical-grade titanium alloy, it offers exceptional biocompatibility, strength, and resistance to corrosion. The system includes lateral mass screws, pedicle screws, rods, and cross-links, providing surgeons with a comprehensive solution for posterior cervical stabilization. Its polyaxial screw design allows greater flexibility in rod placement, while self-tapping tips ensure easier insertion and secure anchorage. Low-profile implants minimize soft tissue irritation, and the modular instrumentation is designed for surgical precision and efficiency. This system is CE-certified, ISO13485 compliant, and developed to meet global clinical requirements for treating trauma, deformity, degenerative conditions, and tumor reconstruction in the cervical spine.

Advantage

• Medical-grade titanium alloy for lightweight strength and biocompatibility
• Polyaxial screw design for flexible rod alignment
• Self-tapping screws reduce operative time and bone trauma
• Low-profile implants minimize soft tissue irritation
• Wide selection of screw sizes and lengths for surgical versatility
• CE-certified and ISO13485 compliant manufacturing

Application

• Posterior cervical fixation in trauma, fracture, or dislocation
• Degenerative cervical spine conditions requiring stabilization
• Cervical deformity correction (kyphosis, scoliosis)
• Tumor or infection reconstruction
• Revision surgeries requiring enhanced posterior stability

FAQ

Q1: What is the purpose of an anterior cervical plate?
A1: It provides immediate stabilization of the cervical spine after ACDF or other anterior cervical procedures, supporting bone fusion and preventing implant migration.
Q2: What sizes and lengths are available?
A2: Plates are available in multiple lengths to accommodate 1-level, 2-level, 3-level, and 4-level cervical fusion surgeries.
Q3: What screw types can be used with the plate?
A3: Both fixed-angle and variable-angle self-tapping screws are available to adapt to different patient anatomies and surgical preferences.
Q4: Is the system compatible with standard ACDF cages?
A4: Yes, it is designed to integrate with most commonly used interbody fusion cages.
Q5: What certifications does this product have?
A5: The system is CE-certified and produced under ISO13485 quality standards for medical devices.