• tibia shaft fractures;
• proximal epiphyseal fractures;
• tibia shaft fractures undergoing both epiphysis
• pathological fractures;
• pseudoarthrosis, malunion or non-union treated with other methods.

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is the universal set of implants for treatment of thoracolumbar and lumbar spine in skeletally mature patients with posterior approach (screw fixation from T1(T3) to S2 and hook fixation from T1(T3) to L5) and anterolateral approach (screw fixation from T4(T6) to L4(L3)).

Implants allow for treatment intended for spinal physiological curvature reconstruction by means of appropriate vertebrae reposition.

INDICATIONS:

• degenerative disc disease;
• spondylolistheses;
• fractures and instabilities;
• deformities (e.g. scoliosis or kyphoses);
• tumors;
• stenosis;
• pseudoarthroses;
• nonunion following the previous procedures.

Implants are made of titanium and its alloys and cobalt alloys in accordance with ISO 5832 standards.

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Intervertebral cervical locking cages, made of highly biocompatible materials (PEEK polymer, titanium alloy and tantalum) are used in C3 – C7 spine spondylodesis.

Implants are designed so, to match the anatomy of cervical vertebrae the best, to ensure maximum safety of their use. Large spaces inside the cage allow for application of autologous bone graft or bone substitute. The asymmetrical serrations prevent the cage migration and the cooperating with the cage  locking screws, made of titanium alloy, allow to use the implant without additional stabilization.

Intervertebral cervical locking cages are offered in two footprints and profiles: lordotic and anatomic.

Compact and intuitive instrument set facilitate the surgeon’s work in the operating theatre.

ACJ plate is intended for stabilization of the acromioclavicular joint in fresh injuries that occurred 7 up to 10 days before. The plate may be used as an alternative, in particular, for tension band wiring used for ACJ stabilization. The plate design and implantation technique have been simplified so that the surgical procedure takes only a few minutes.

During the plate implantation, make sure the natural position of torn acromioclavicular ligament is well restored. The use of ACJ plate ensures healing of coracoclavicular and acromioclavicular ligaments and restores the joint stability. The implant, however, is not intended to replace the damaged and unhealed ligaments that stabilize the acromioclavicular joint!

The plate is available in three sizes for optimal selection of an implant to the acromion size. The profiled hook facilitates the plate insertion and spikes in the setting part ensure stable anchoring in the acromion. The moveable setting part allows for accurate adjustment to the acromion size. The locking hole provided may be optionally used for additional stabilisation. The chamfered plate borders and a low profile of the setting screw reduce soft tissue irritation.

Caution! – Shaping of the plates is not allowed.

The plate should be removed after the ligaments have been healed, preferably 8-12 weeks after the surgery. The implant may be used longer but the final decision should be made by the physician.