72 devices · GMDN 44797
An internal spinal fixation system cable is an implantable device used to apply corrective force to vertebrae in the treatment of spinal deformities such as scoliosis. It is designed to be anchored to the spine via screws or hooks and tightened to stabilize or realign the spinal column.
These cables are typically constructed from braided medical-grade titanium or stainless steel alloys and are supplied in various lengths and configurations, sometimes with integrated fasteners. They are implanted surgically and secured using a tensioning tool and crimping mechanism at fixation points.
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