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Introduction
Vertebral spacer system Product features Indications & Contraindications 2 3-5 6
Surgical Technique
7 7 8 8
Ordering information
Implants Cervical cages titanium Cervical cages peek Lumbar cages titanium Lumbar cages peek TLIF Banana peek Instruments Instruments cage cervical Instruments cage lumbar Instruments cage TLIF
9 - 10 9 9 10 10 10 11 - 15 11 12 - 13 14 - 15
Introduction :
Mahe Radiolucent Cervical and Lumbar Interbody Spacer System consists of a wide selection of peek spacers.
Good Stability
- Sharp teeth on the surfaces of the implant ensure primary stability and prevent possible cage migration - Roughened surfaces promotes integration and bone On-Growth for good secondary stability - Curved and wedge-shaped designs accommodate any endplate shape
Anatomic shape to adapt to the intervertebral space optimized contact with the subcondral bone.
Primary fixation pins boost initial fixation diminishing the possibility of anteropulsion.
Optimized design allows the union of the cage with the cervical plates.
Additional Features
Peek cages feature two titanium markers. Produced in Titanium G5 and Peek Optima. Vast space for bone graft.
Anatomic shape to adapt to the intervertebral space optimized contact with the subcondral bone.
Additional Features
Peek cages feature two titanium markers. Produced in Titanium G5 and Peek Optima. Vast space for bone graft.
Contraindications
Osteoporosis Instabilities Spinal fractures Spinal tumor Spinal infections
Note: TLIF & PLIF spacers should only be applied in combination with posterior fixation.
Contraindications
Vertebral body fractures Spinal tumours Major spinal instabilities Primary spinal deformities PLIF should not be attempted at or above the level of the conus medullaris ( typically L1-L2 ); TLIF can be an option at these levels
Surgical Technique
Vertebral Spacers
STEP 1 :
Use the Modular disc spreader to distract. Distraction is crucial for the restoration of the intervertebral disc for subsequent optimal preparation of the endplates.
STEP 2 :
Use the Modular serrated disc spreader to remove the disc through the incision leaving only the anterior and lateral annulus intact. Remove the superficial layers of the cartilaginous endplates until you reach the bleeding bone.
STEP 3 :
Attach a trial implant of the preoperatively determined size to the T-handle. Insert the trial implant horizontally into the disc space and rotate vertically to distract the segment. Check the secure fit of the trial implant with the aid of the image intensifier. If the trial implant is too loose or too tight,try the next larger/smaller size until a secure fit is achieved. Select the implant that matches the trial implant. Proceed to Step 4.
STEP 4 :
Insert the cage horizontally into the intervertebral disc space by gentle impaction.
Implants Cervical :
Implants :
Cervical cage titanium
04-5432.2.C5 04-5432.2.C6 04-5432.2.C7 04-5432.4.18F 5 mm 6 mm 7 mm 8 mm
Implants Lumbar :
Implants :
Lumbar anatomical cage titanium
04-CT-110-110 04-CT-110-130 04-CT-130-130 11 x 11 mm 11 x 13 mm 13 x 13 mm
10
Instruments Cervical :
Cervical cage probe
04-050-007-05 04-050-007-06 04-050-007-07 04-050-007-08 5 mm 6 mm 7 mm 8 mm
11
12
PLIF Probe
04-070-007-076 04-070-007-09 04-070-007-11 04-070-007-13 04-070-007-80 04-070-007-17 PROBE 8 mm PROBE 9,5 mm PROBE 11 mm PROBE 13 mm PROBE 15 mm PROBE 17 mm
13
External container
04-070-001-00
Implants container
04-070-002-00
14
15
Implants container
04-080-001-00
External container
04-080-002-00
16