Rod

A spinal implant component used in conjunction with screws and other spine fixation devices for orthopedic surgical procedures. Part of the spine implants product line manufactured to high quality standards.

Rigid connecting elements used in posterior spinal fixation systems to link pedicle screws. Available in various diameters and materials to accommodate different spinal applications.

Metal rods used in conjunction with pedicle screws for spinal fusion and stabilization procedures. Connects multiple vertebral fixation points to provide structural support.

Metal rods used to connect pedicle screws and maintain spinal alignment. Support posterior instrumentation in fusion and deformity correction.

Connecting rods for linking multiple spinal fixation points in segmental spinal fusion procedures. Available in various materials and diameters for different anatomical requirements.

Load-bearing components that connect multiple anchor points along the spine. These rods provide longitudinal stability and alignment correction in complex spinal constructs.

Complete rod fixation system for spinal stabilization and alignment correction. Supports various spinal pathologies including deformity, degenerative disease, and trauma.

Coupling devices that connect spinal rods to enable multi-level fixation and load distribution. Supports complex spinal stabilization procedures.

Titanium or stainless steel spinal rods with connector systems for spine stabilization and fusion procedures. Provides rigid fixation for spinal deformity and instability.

A thoracolumbar posterior fixation system component consisting of titanium rods.

Titanium and stainless steel spinal rods used in posterior spinal fusion and stabilization procedures. Designed to provide rigid fixation and support for spinal realignment.

Spinal rod system is a Class III orthopedic surgical device used in spinal surgery for stabilization and fixation of the vertebral column. It is designed for the treatment of spinal deformities, trauma, and degenerative conditions.