• CERLOCK-Anterior Cervical Plate System CERLOCK-Anterior Cervical Plate System
      The CERLOCK is a low profile anterior cervical plate system with a single step lock.
    • One of the thinnest anterior cervical plates in the market
    • One step Tactile Locking System reduces intra-operative time
    • Anatomically pre-contoured plates reduce the need for contouring during surgery
    • Simple and ergonomic instruments for quick placement
  • BG_GAAS BG_GAAS
      The GAAS – Goel Atlanto-axial Spacer - is a GESCO exclusive patented system used in the C1-C2 Atlanto-axial joint, for basilar invagination, instability of C1-C2 joint and Cranio-vertibral anomalies . GAAS is a revolution in cranio vertebral junction fixation technique.
    • Joint space with posterior C1-C2 fixation using Plate and screw, thereby forming a tension band, which enables good fusion
  • Reliant Reliant
      RELIANT is an Occipito - Cervico - Thoracic Spinal Fixation System designed to facilitate reconstruction of the cervical and upper thoracic spine offering exceptional versatility and ease-of-use.
    • The simple and precise instrument system facilitates swift and precise implantation
    • A range of pedicle and lateral mass screws are available for different anatomies.
    • A plethora connector and clamp configurations are available that connect RELIANT system to systems that are used in the Thoracic and Lumbar segments with rod diameters ranging from 3.2mm to 6.25 mm.
  • Octa-Peek Octa-Peek
      The DAS - DORSO LUMBAR IMPLANT is applied if the anterior thoracic or lumbar spine needs to be reconstructed.
    • One or more vertebral bodies can be substituted
    • The Implant may be distracted continuously in situ
    • The Implant corrects malalignments of the spine by distraction
    • The Implant is anchored easily and safely between the adjacent end plates of the vertebral bodies
    • The anterior vertebral column is stabilized so as to become load bearing
    • The Implant has a hollow design. If necessary the implant may be filled with bone through large orifices in the cylindrical portions. This may be done either before or after insertion.
    • In case of instabilities use instrumentation to protect Implant against dislocation

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