Spine Implants
High-quality implantable materials for spinal surgery.
Products
Neck Disc
Agena is manufactured by using PEEK material, which is compatible with MRI and CT and which does not result in permanent lesions. Easy insert and fit anatomic structure Tantalum marker Strong fixation with threaded surface and two titanium pins.
Posterior spinal fusion
Self-tapping flute centers screw for easy insertion Low profile screw head 3 diameters with cancellous profile (3.5 mm & 4.0 mm and 4.5 mm Rescue Screw)
MIRACH Cervical Plate
The locking system that secures screws for one-step locking The plate has a low profile and smooth surface designed to help minimize irritation. Simple surgical technique
Thoracolumbar cage
Bi-convex graft contour, with a 4° angle of lordosis, conforms easily to the concavity of the endplate Stracture on the surface, minimizing the risk of expulsion Large contact area, minimizing the risk of subsidence Large graft area, maximizing the chances of a successful fusion Simple, ergonomic and intelligent instrumentation
Thoracolumbar cage
Self-distracting, bulleted nose, facilitating insertion Convex-shaped Implants, designed to the patient anatomy and to allow more accurate sizing
Expandable lumbar cage
Agena-C is manufactured by using PEEK material and expanding mechanism: Ti6Al4V- Eli alloy. which is compatible with MRI and CT and which does not result in permanent lesions.
Cervical cage with blade
Agena-X, MRI ve CT uyumlu ve kalıcı lezyonlara yol açmayan PEEK ve Titanyum kullanılarak , uç plakalar arasında daha güvenilir bir tutuş için bıçaklar kullanılarak üretilmiştir. Ek fiksasyon için ön servikal plaka gerekli olmayabilir
Cervical cage
Agena is manufactured by using PEEK material, which is compatible with MRI and CT and which does not result in permanent lesions. Easy insert and fit anatomic structure
LOCKING CANCELLOUS/SPONGIOSE
SCREW Ø 4,0 MM
Intentional intent
Simplicity of use Dynamic fixation and stabilisation. Reduces stresses at the facet joints Opens up the foramina Prevent upfolding ligamentum flavum