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Spine (Thoracolumbar)

Pioneer QUANTUM® Spinal Rodding System


The Quantum® Spinal Rod System comes complete with polyaxial and fixed pedicle screws, straight and bent rods and crosslinks. Easy to use instrumentation allows for distraction, compression, and high grade Spondylolisthesis reduction. (SFDA approval pending)


Key Features and Benefits

    Camming cap design
    Pivoting rod contact - anvil
    Low profile
    Consistent torque
    Visual, tactile, hard stop
    Flexible, intermediate locking
    Visual & tactile confirmation
    Mechanical stop

Indications

    Degenerative Instability
    Spinal Fixation
    Congenital Instability
    Tumor
    Trauma

Bonovo (BOI) ALPS Fixation System


Leading poly-axial fixation system. U-shaped top loading design allows for low profile and an easy to use one-step locking system. 360° polyaxial and 40° lateral design.


Key Features and Benefits

    CT and MRI compatible
    Self-tapping design
    Blunt screw tip
    Screw design allows better fixation, resists migration
    Low profile
    Suitable for patients of all ages

Indications

    Spinal Deformity
    Degenerative Instability
    Trauma
    Tumor
    Tuberculosis

Bonovo (BOI) Atlas Fixation System


The AF spinal fixation system is a general, all-purpose fracture reduction fixation device. It is composed of screws, angular blocks, transverse links and special purpose distraction and extending devices. The final configuration provides distraction, compression, axial rotation and anteroposterior correction of various deformities of the spine.


Key Features and Benefits

    Top loading operation
    Titanium alloy composition
    Three-dimensional control
    Streamlined final configuration

Indications

    Spinal Fixation
    Vertebral Fracture
    Tumor

Bonovo (BOI) IFix Fixation System


The IFix system is ideal for short procedures of up to three and four levels. Using a range of rods, plates, blocks, extensions, crosslinks, and connectors, stabilization for a variety of anatomical configurations is possible.


Key Features and Benefits

    Top loading operation
    Titanium alloy composition
    Pre-bent plates
    Universal block allows wide angulation for screw placement
    Side rods secures wider rod-to-screw distance variability

Indications

    Degenerative Instability
    Spinal Fixation
    Congenital Instability
    Trauma
    Tumor

Bonovo (BOI) CSRS Spondylolisthesis Reduction System


The CSRS is designed to treat spondylolisthesis stage II and III. The system contains U-shaped screws, threaded transpedicular screws, and reduction rods to perform reduction with a minimal amount of hardware.


Key Features and Benefits

    Top loading operation
    Titanium alloy composition
    Low profile
    Streamlined final configuration

Indications

    Single Segmental Degenerative Spondylolisthesis
    Single Segmental Spinal Instability

Bonovo (BOI) GREAT WALL Fixation System


A flagship model of Bonovo’s line. The Great Wall is designed for scoliosis and is suitable for children. Ease of rotation makes it easy for surgeons to use.


Key Features and Benefits

    Low profile
    Unique rotation method
    Side loading

Indications

    Scoliosis
    Spinal Deformity
    Tumor
    Tuberculosis

A-Spine Tri-Fix System


The Tri-Fix System is the ideal fixation device for short procedures of up to three and four levels.


Key Features and Benefits

    Top loading operation
    Titanium alloy composition
    Pre-bent plates
    Universal block allows wide angulation for screw placement
    Side rod secures wider rod-to-screw distance variability

Indications

    Degenerative Instability
    Spinal Fixation
    Congenital Instability
    Trauma
    Tumor

A-Spine Tri-Fix SRS System


The system is designed to treat spondylolisthesis stage II and III where reduction is usually attempted. The case contains U-shaped screws, threaded transpedicular screws, and reduction rods to perform reduction with a minimal amount of hardware.


Key Features and Benefits

    Top loading operation
    Titanium alloy composition
    Low profile
    Streamlined final configuration

Indications

    Single Segmental Degenerative Spondylolisthesis
    Single Segmental Spinal Instability

A-Spine Tri-Fix RF System


The Tri-fix RF System is a general, all-purpose fracture reduction fixation device. The system contains screws, angular blocks, transverse links and special purpose distraction and extending devices. The final configuration provides distraction, compression, axial rotation and anteroposterior correction of various deformities of the spine.


Key Features and Benefits

    Top loading operation
    Titanium alloy composition
    Three-dimensional control
    Streamlined final configuration

Indications

    Spinal Fixation
    Fracture
    Tumor

A-Spine CHINA GREAT WALL Fixation System


The Great Wall is designed for scoliosis and is suitable for children. Ease of rotation makes it easy for surgeons to use.


Key Features and Benefits

    Low profile
    Unique rotation method
    Side loading

Indications

    Scoliosis
    Spinal Deformity
    Tumor
    Tuberculosis

A-Spine Smartloc Polyaxial Fixation System


Smartloc polyaxial screw system provides the advantages of easy manipulation, easier assembly and versatility for multiple applications.


Key Features and Benefits

    Monoaxial screw is specially designed for low profile fixation and with construct rigidity. It provides another solution to polyaxial screw in creating lumbar lordosis when demand for construct strength is significant
    Monoaxial long arm screw allows for reduction of spondylolisthetic vertebrae without additional instruments
    Polyaxial screw features angular freedom of 17º and provides easier assembly even under critical orientation
    Polyaxial long arm design assists the rod and is easy to load. More user friendly to meet surgeon's needs

Indications

    Spinal Deformity
    Degenerative Instability
    Trauma
    Tumor
    Tuberculosis

A-Spine USA Plate System: Narrow Plate


The Universal Spinal Anterior (USA) Narrow Plate System provides anterior stabilization and fixation for unstable thoracic vertebrae. The Narrow Plate is made from titanium alloy, and used in the thoracic regions of the spine. The design resists pullout/pulloff by virtue of triangulation of screw to plate to screw. Mating threads in the round holes and the neck of self-locking screws constrain screw placement to 90º angle of plate to screw.


Key Features and Benefits

    Low profile, top-loading
    Thin, narrow plate design occupies minimal volume
    Six holes give flexibility of placement
    Lateral plate curvature across width is 15º
    Unicortical penetration reduces potential for vascular injury

Indications

    Trauma
    Tumor
    Tuberculosis

A-Spine USA Plate System: Straight Plate


The Universal Spinal Anterior (USA) Straight Plate System provides anterior stabilization and fixation for unstable thoracolumbar vertebrae. A combination of Straight Plate, universal screws, self-locking screws, nuts and washers create a rigid, three-dimensional structure that resists pullout/pulloff. The Diamond-Lok Interconnect™ system gives the universal screw good rigidity at angulations up to six degrees from the plate hole axis.


Key Features and Benefits

    Low profile, top-loading
    Angulation of 6º max (from axis of plate hole) for flexible screw placement within vertebral body
    Slotted hole permits placement variations
    Lateral plate curvature of 21º across width
    Unicortical penetration of screw

Indications

    Trauma
    Tumor
    Tuberculosis

Pioneer P-Plus™ Disc Spacer


P-Plus™ is designed for posterior approaches in the thoracolumbar spine. It offers a variety of lordotic PEEK spacer sizes.


Key Features and Benefits

    Slim design and tapered end for an easy distract-then-rotate technique
    Uniquely convex shape for optimal fit (contact) with endplates
    Three lordosis options
    The lordotic design aims to restore natural sagittal alignment
    Radiographic markers
    Three footprints

Indications

    DDD
    Spondylolisthesis
    Lumbar Stenosis
    Fusion procedure for Pseudo Arthritis

Pioneer T-Plus™ Disc Spacer


T-Plus™ is a Vertebral Body Replacement System for transforaminal lumbar procedures. It is designed by spine surgeons for spine surgeons with three guiding principles: Ease of insertion; Consistent and proper implant placement for fusion; Intuitive verification of proper implant placement and size.


Key Features and Benefits

    Bullet-shaped tip
    Banana-shaped implant
    Angled-teeth thread on superior and inferior surfaces
    Large central apertures
    Full-height radiographic pin markers
    Angled inserter attachment
    Multiple tamps

Indications

    DDD
    Spondylolisthesis
    Stenosis
    Fusion procedure for Pseudo Arthritis

A-Spine PEEK Lumbar Disc Spacer


The elastic modulus of Vigor® Plus polymer may be adapted to closely match cortical bone. This characteristic significantly reduces the phenomenon of stress shielding, and promotes better bone fusion.


Key Features and Benefits

    Convex anatomical shape matches vertebral endplates
    Anti-migrate serration designs are for perfect stability within interbody space
    Provides maximum space for bone graft
    Promotes normal lumbar lordosis
    Radiodense marker permits optimal postoperative follow-up
    An extensive range of implants and comprehensive set of instruments adapts to all patient anatomies/situations

Indications

    DDD
    Spondylolisthesis
    Lumbar Stenosis
    Fusion procedure for Pseudo Arthritis

A-Spine Vigor® Lumbar Disc Spacer (with grafting space)


Designed for posterior approaches in the thoracolumbar spine this disc spacer promotes superior stability.


Key Features and Benefits

    Generous grafting space provides adequate space of sufficient graft volume for long-term stability
    Reverse serration on top and bottom of spacer helps to stabilize the spacer from forward or backward migration
    Rectangular spiral geometry balances the loading stress from the vertebral body to the spacer
    Anatomic design on top and bottom of spacer restores normal lordotic curve. Aggressive curettage of the endplates is not required in achieving optimal endplate support
    PORNET™ advantage creates accelerated in-growth of cancellous bone into the spacers
    Lateral holes provides ease of radiographic evaluation of spacer positioning
    Vertical beams at both lateral sides of spacer provide structural support against longitudinal stress for long-term safety

Indications

    DDD
    Spondylolisthesis
    Lumbar Stenosis
    Fusion procedure for Pseudo Arthritis

A-Spine Vigor® Lumbar Disc Spacer (with vertical grooves)


Designed for posterior approaches in the thoracolumbar spine this disc spacer promotes superior stability.


Key Features and Benefits

    Subtle micro-motion within the spacer by patented vertical grooves promotes fibrous in-growth in the spacer
    Reverse serration on top and bottom of the spacers helps to stabilize the spacer from forward or backward migration
    Rectangular spiral geometry balances the loading stress from the vertebral body to the spacer
    Anatomic design on top and bottom of the spacer restores normal lordotic curve of the lumbar spine
    Aggressive curettage of the endplates is not required in achieving optimal endplate support
    PORNET™ advantage creates accelerated in-growth of cancellous bone in the spacers

Indications

    DDD
    Spondylolisthesis
    Lumbar Stenosis
    Fusion procedure for Pseudo Arthritis