Posterior Cervical Fixation System

The Posterior Cervical Fixation System consists of components such as: Cervical Plates, Cortical Screws and Cancellous Screws, whose main function is to enable the fixation of the posterior cervical spine from C2 to C7, due to instability, trauma, tumors, degenerative diseases, and deformities of the cervical segments of the spine. The Cortical Screws and Cancellous Screws that make up the Posterior Cervical Fixation System are medical, metallic, implantable products, which have an anatomical profile head, with a star drive (hexalobe) type connection, body equipped with a cortical or cancellous thread with an asymmetrical profile, full thread, with the aim of being used in conjunction with the Posterior Cervical Plates, for fixation in the posterior cervical region. The Cervical Plates that make up the Posterior Cervical Fixation System are medical, metallic, implantable products, which have a straight profile, a body equipped with oblong holes, to accommodate Cortical or Cancellous Screws. The finish of the medical products belonging to the Posterior Cervical Fixation System is satin and the treatment is carried out through electrocoloration in graphite color.