Vertebral Screw (Non-Restricted Self-Drilling)

A 2.4mm self-tapping and self-drilling screw for cervical posterior surgery. Provides secure fixation in cervical vertebral anatomy.

A 3.0mm self-tapping and self-drilling screw designed for cervical posterior fixation. Features dual functionality for efficient insertion in cervical bone.

A screw designed for direct fixation into the vertebral body, used in anterior and lateral spine fusion procedures.

Specialized screws for spinal fixation including pedicle screws and lateral mass screws. Designed for secure bone purchase and long-term stability.

Specialized bone screw designed for spine fixation procedures, particularly for pedicle fixation in vertebral bodies. Used extensively in spinal orthopedic surgery.

Specialized screws designed for vertebral fixation and spinal instrumentation. Used in spinal fusion, stabilization, and deformity correction procedures.

Precision drilling systems for spinal procedures, featuring safety mechanisms and depth control. These systems are essential for vertebral body screw placement.

Anterior vertebral fixation system using body screws for cervical and lumbar applications. Includes specialized measurement and insertion instruments. Used for vertebral body replacement and fusion augmentation.

Specialized pedicle screws for spinal fixation procedures, offering optimal thread design and load distribution. Used in posterior spinal fusion and stabilization applications.

Spinal fixation screws used as a cornerstone of modern spinal surgery for stabilizing vertebrae during surgical procedures.

Various screw designs for spinal fixation including pedicle, cortical, and cancellous screws. Manufactured to precise specifications for secure bone purchase.

Spinal pedicle screws used for posterior spinal fixation and fusion procedures. These devices provide rigid fixation for vertebral alignment and stabilization.