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2100-03
TOOLMED
Aluminium Alloy
1 Pcs
5-15 Days
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Product Description
The probes and taps are balanced to provide the surgeon with immediate feedback upon contact with cortical bone, which is essential for safe navigation around the vertebral artery and nerve roots.
The set features quick-connect handles that are compatible with all drills, taps, and screwdrivers, allowing for seamless intraoperative transitions and reducing surgical time.
Includes anatomical rod benders specifically designed for the 3.5mm and 4.0mm rods typical of the cervical spine, ensuring a perfect fit without introducing stress-rising notches in the metal.
The sterilization container is logically divided into sections for "Preparation," "Insertion," and "Reduction," ensuring the surgical team can anticipate the surgeon's needs quickly.
The primary indication is for the stabilization of the mid-to-lower cervical spine (C3-C7). The set provides the specific drills and guides needed to safely anchor screws into the lateral masses.
Indicated for complex upper-cervical procedures. The set includes specialized probes and long-reach drivers required for the Harms or Magerl techniques to treat C1-C2 instability.
Used in cases of cervical myelopathy or stenosis where posterior stabilization is required following a laminectomy to prevent progressive deformity or instability.
Applied in the treatment of cervical "hangman's fractures," teardrop fractures, or unstable dislocations, where rigid posterior internal fixation is critical for neurological protection.
| Product Name | Posterior Cervival Screw Instrument Set |
| Material | Aluminium Alloy |
| Certificate | CE Certificate |
| Brand | TOOLMED |
| MOQ | 1 Pcs |
| OEM | Avaliable |
| Package | PE Inner Bag+Carton |
| Payment Method | T/T，Bank transfer, Western Union |
| Delivery Time | 5-15 Days |
| Shipping | DHL EMS UPS TNT FEDEX |
The Posterior Cervical Screw Instrument Set is a comprehensive medical tool kit required to perform posterior cervical spinal fusion. It is a highly specialized set designed to handle the small-scale, high-precision implants used in the neck region. The kit includes everything from initial entry tools (awls and probes) to final locking drivers and rod-shaping tools. Each component is meticulously engineered to provide the surgeon with maximum control while working in the immediate vicinity of the spinal cord and vertebral arteries.
This instrument set is applied in surgeries requiring the stabilization of the posterior cervical column. It is utilized in cases of multi-level cervical spondylotic myelopathy, severe trauma, and complex occipito-cervical reconstructions. The tools allow surgeons to drill pilot holes for lateral mass screws (C3-C7) or cervical pedicle screws, measure the depth of the holes to ensure safety, and accurately seat the polyaxial screws and rods that form the stabilizing construct.
The TOOLMED set stands out for its high-grade material selection, which ensures that instruments like bone taps and drills maintain their cutting efficiency over many cycles. A major advantage is the "low-profile" design of the rod reducers and screwdrivers, which minimize the surgical footprint and reduce the amount of soft tissue retraction required. Additionally, the ergonomics of the handles are optimized for the fine-motor control required in cervical surgery, providing superior tactile sensitivity compared to standard orthopedic kits.
Biomechanically, the instruments are designed to facilitate the "tension band" effect of posterior stabilization. The drill guides are calibrated to ensure screws are angled laterally (in lateral mass fixation) to avoid the spinal canal, while the rod-bending tools are designed to maintain the natural cervical lordosis. The torque-limiting drivers included in the set ensure that the final locking nuts are tightened to the exact specification required to prevent loosening without stripping the small threads of the cervical screws.
The surgical technique involves a midline posterior approach. The surgeon uses the awl to create a starting point, followed by a probe to verify the integrity of the bone walls. The drill guide is then used to prepare the screw path, and the depth is measured with a specialized gauge. The polyaxial screws are inserted using the ergonomic drivers. After all screws are in place, the rod bender is used to shape the 3.5mm titanium rod, which is then seated into the screw heads using the rod reducers and secured with the final locking driver.
Following surgery, the instruments undergo a rigorous decontamination and sterilization protocol. They are manually cleaned to remove debris from the fine-pitched threads of the taps and screwdrivers, followed by an ultrasonic bath. Every instrument is inspected for signs of wear or misalignment, particularly the tips of the probes and screwdrivers. The set is then re-organized into the tray and autoclaved, ensuring it is ready and functionally perfect for the next high-precision cervical procedure.
The TOOLMED Posterior Cervical Screw Instrument Set is an essential partner for surgeons managing complex cervical instability. Its combination of ergonomic design, safety-first engineering, and superior durability makes it the premier choice for achieving reliable, high-precision results in posterior spinal reconstruction.
Yes, our comprehensive set includes the specific drivers and plate holders required for occipito-cervical junctions, providing a full solution from the skull base to the thoracic junction.
The set includes adjustable drill guides and specialized probes that allow you to feel for the cortical boundaries of the lateral mass, providing a mechanical and tactile safeguard against over-penetration.
Yes, handles are color-coded by function (e.g., drilling vs. tapping) to help the surgical team quickly identify the correct tool in a low-light OR environment.
The bender is specifically optimized for 3.5mm and 4.0mm rods. For larger thoracic or lumbar rods, a separate heavy-duty bender from our thoracolumbar set should be used.
We keep a full stock of individual components (drills, probes, taps). If an instrument is damaged, we can typically ship a replacement within 48-72 hours.
Our factory is equipped with over 60 advanced CNC machines operated by 100+ skilled technicians, a 300 m² GMP-compliant clean room, and a 10,000 m² production facility. We maintain a CNAS and ISO 17025 certified testing center, invest heavily in CNC turning technology, and utilize high-precision inspection systems including CMM, PP, and QV to ensure product quality and consistency.
We offer fast and reliable global shipping. Standard lead times range from 7 to 15 working days, depending on order quantity and customization requirements. Express delivery options are also available upon request.
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We accept a variety of payment options, including T/T (bank transfer), L/C, and PayPal for smaller orders. Payment terms can be discussed based on order volume and partnership agreements.
Yes, samples are available for evaluation. Please contact our sales team to request product samples and shipping arrangements.
Absolutely. We offer OEM/ODM services including custom packaging, branding, and product development tailored to your specifications.
