CTS 5.5 MIS Minimally Invasive Posterior spine fixation system is intended to immobilize and stabilize certain sections of the spine in patients with mature skeletal system. Therefore, it could be used in cases of acute and chronic instabilities or deformities of the thoracic, lumbar and sacral spine as well as a supplement to vertebral fusions.
Minimally invasive screw-rod system is an effective surgical equipment in the treatment of various spinal disorders caused by trauma or tumors as well as congenital or acquired deformities and degenerations. It is generally composed of different type of spine screws, rods and set screws.
Spine screws
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Available in monoaxial, uniplanar and polyaxial type
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Available diameter sizes of 5 mm, 5.5 mm, 6 mm, 6.5 mm, 7.0 mm, and 7.5 mm.
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Cancellous and cortical bone thread design and built-in threaded reduction (15 mm) for easy rod approximation
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Integrated break-off reduction tabs (length: 70 mm) eliminate the need for extension assembly
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Optimized screw tip: self-tapping and self-centering tip allows for insertion with or without tapping
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Cannulation and K-wire provide accurate placement of the spine screw
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Fenestrated Screw System provides enhanced fixation in both the pedicle and vertebral body
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Three bone cement holes
Set scre
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Available in normal and break-off version
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Available in one size (ø 9 mm)
- Suitable for all type of spine screws
Rods
- Available in straight and curved version
- Each version is available with 5.5 mm diameter and in different lengths
- Can be easily contoured to follow the patient’s anatomy