13 devices · GMDN 63359
A trans-facet-screw internal spinal fixation system is a surgical assembly used to stabilize and fuse vertebrae. These systems utilize rods, plates, and screws inserted across the spinal facet joints to provide structural support for various spinal conditions.
These devices are supplied in a non-sterile state and must undergo sterilization by the healthcare facility before they are implanted. They are designed for single-use only and are intended to be discarded after a single surgical procedure.
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