- The FUZER is the comfortable choice for patients experiencing degenerative disc disease of the cervical spine. The FUZER gathers bone during decompression, bone bed preparation, and implantation. The self-packing of bone into the implant's chamber produces a local auto graft.
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CAPS is a cervical anterior plating system utilises 2.5mm plates for rigid fixations.- Self drilling and self tapping screws
- 2.5mm rigid plates with simple locking system
- Simple instrument system
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The cranio-vertebral junction (CVJ) is a collective term that refers to the occiput (posterior skull base), atlas, axis and supporting ligaments. It is a transition zone between a mobile cranium & relatively rigid spinal column. -
Vertebroplasty is designed to stabilise Vertebral Compression Fractures (VCF) in the osteoporotic bone. -
The Ballon Kyphoplasty System is used to fix Vertebral Compression Fractures (VCFs).- 700 psi max rated inflation pressure, higher than previous 400 psi rated balloons
- Cement resistance technique allows delivery of cement through one cannula while the contra lateral balloon remains inflated to maintain fracture reduction
- Cement Delivery System (CDS) lets you deliver cement from up to 48 inches away from the radiation source during a kyphoplasty procedure
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- Repofixis a Harshill Rectangle implant used for Cervical and Thoracolumbar fixation.
- Notches in the rectangular implant prevent the wire from slipping.
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DAS is a Lumbar expandable corpectomy cage that can be expanded in-situ in a controlled manner.- Anchors between adjacent end plates of the vertebral bodies gives good hold
- A plethora of sizes and heights are available
- Simple instrumentation that includes a ratchet that enables continuous expansion
- Simple instrumentation
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ETHAN Dorso-lumbar is a mesh cage used for corpectomy in the Dorso-lumbar region.- Mesh cage with several lengths that can be cut in-situ with ease using the cage cutter
- One or more vertebral bodies can be substituted
- Hollow design enables placement of bone graft
- Simple instrumentation
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Bean cage is a Thoracolumbar interbody cage that is used for TLIF procedures and can be implanted through a minimally access approach.- Bean-like form ensures a maximised contact area between vertebrae and implant
- Smooth rounded shape ensures easy insertion and anatomical contours and serrated profile ensure good placement between vertebrae and reduces chance of pull-out
- A range of Lordosis angle Cages are available in several height, lengths and widths
- Can be implanted in a Minimally Invasive Approach with the use of SKORPIOS retractor system
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Bull Cage PEEK is a PEEK Thoracolumbar interbody cage that is used for Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion procedures (PLIF).- Bullet nose and smooth edges ensures easy insertionand the anatomical contours and serrated profile ensure good placement between vertebrae and reduces chance of pull-out
- The PEEK implant is completely radiolucent and utilises radiographic markers for optimal placement
- A range of Parallel and Lordosis Angle Cages are available in several height, lengths and widths and can be used for both Oblique TLIF and PLIF procedures
- Can be implanted in a Minimally Invasive Approach with the use of SKORPIOS retractor system
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The SKORPIOS retractor is a tri-blade minimally invasive retractor system that can be used for TLIF and PLIF surgeries.- Two blades are dedicated for Cranial/Caudal tissue distraction and a third blade for independent posterior distraction
- Individual Blade angulations ensure maximum working area
- Several sizes of blades are made out of semi-translucent material
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Bull Cage is a Thoracolumbar interbody cage that is used for PLIF procedures and can be implanted through a minimally access approach.- Bullet nose and smooth edges ensure easy insertion and the anatomical contours and serrated profile ensure good placement between vertebrae and reduces chance of pull-out
- A range of Parallel and Lordosis Angle Cages are available in several height, lengths and widths can be used for both Oblique TLIF and PLIF procedures
- Can be implanted in a Minimally Invasive Approach with the use of SKORPIOS retractor system
