Anterior Orthopedic Cervical Plate System Set

Anterior Orthopedic Cervical Plate System Set

Anterior Orthopedic Cervical Plate System Set - Comprehensive Overview

It is the anterior Orthopedic Cervical Plate Systems Set is a cutting-edge surgical instrument designed to assist with cervical spine stabilization as well as the fusion procedure. It has been meticulously designed to guarantee precision, security and a simple operation during surgical procedures. This set contains a variety of instruments and tools that assist in the accurate implantation of surgical instruments and secure fixing for cervical plates as well as screws. Below is a thorough description of the parts included in this surgical set.

Key Components of the Anterior Cervical Plate System Set

1. Cervical Plate and Screw Box (REF: 2200-0201)
   A storage unit specifically that is designed to safely keep track of and secure cervical plates as well as screws, making them easy to access during the procedure.

2. Drill Bit O2.5 (REF: 2200-0202, 2200-0203)
   High-precision drill bits that have dimensions of 2.5mm. They can be used to create pilot holes to allow screw insertion, which allows for precise positioning and minimising the risk of injury to bones.

3. Screw Holding Sleeve (REF: 2200-0204, 2200-0205)
   Crucial for securing screws when they are inserted. They help stabilize and make sure screws are properly aligned to ensure a precise insertion.

4. Curette (REF: 2200-0206)
   A surgical instrument that is used to clean and scrape surfaces of bones to prepare the bone for the application of plates as well as bone grafting.

5. Screwdriver Hex SW2.5 (REF: 2200-0207, 2200-0212)
   Hexagonal screwdrivers that have a 2.5mm length, designed to ensure precise screw placement and safe tightening.

6. Tap and Stopper (REF 2200-0208)
   Create threads within the holes that have been pre-drilled, to ensure the proper engagement of screws. The stopper allows for the required depth and stops over-tapping.

7. AWL (REF: 2200-0209)
   A pointed instrument designed to begin this process of drilling by either marking it or making small indentations into the bone's surface.

8. Brace Screwdriver (REF: 2200-0210)
   A screwdriver that is specifically designed to tighten and secure brace screws to increase strength of plate systems.

9. Nut Screwdriver (REF: 2200-0211)
   Specially designed to tighten the nuts that are used for alignment or control of the cervical plate.

10. Hand Drill (REF: 2200-0213)
    A tool for manual drilling that is used for drilling holes into the bone. It provides precision and control.

11. Plate Holder Forceps (REF: 2200-0214)
    The forceps are able to hold the cervical plate in place during positioning and fixation, assuring precise aligning with spine.

12. Cervical Hook (REF: 2200-0215, 2200-0216)
    Instruments designed for manipulating and adjust the cervical plate during the surgical procedure.

13. Guider (REF: 2200-0217)
    It is used to guide instruments such as screws or drills into the proper position, thereby improving the precision of surgical procedures.

14. Distractor (REF: 2200-0218)
    A device designed to gently break and keep vertebrae in the procedure for easy access and easier implantation.

15. Location Screw Screwdriver (REF: 2200-0219)
    designed to insert the screws for location and lock them that help to maintain the proper alignment in the system of cervical plates.

16. Brace Screw (REF: 2200-0220)
    It provides additional stability to cervical plate by anchoring the plate on the bone.

17. Plate Bender (REF: 2200-0221)
    A vital tool for shaping cervical plates in order to match to the curve of the cervical spine.

18. Location Screw (REF: 2200-0222)
    These screws have been specifically designed to ensure precision position and secure attachment of the plate cervical.

19. Aluminium Box (REF: 2200-0223)
    A sturdy storage system that is organized and protects the instruments as well as elements of the system.

Applications of the Anterior Cervical Plate System

The system is extensively employed for anterior cervical discectomy as well as Fusion (ACDF) techniques to manage ailments such as:

• Degenerative disc disease
• Cervical fractures
• Instability of the spine
• Herniated discs

Conclusion

This anterior Orthopedic Cervical Plate Systems Set provides a sturdy and complete solution for surgeons who perform cervical spine surgeries. Its precision-engineered equipment improves precision and effectiveness, ensuring the best outcomes for patients. When properly maintained and used this set can be an essential resource to use during spinal surgeries.