10,396 devices · GMDN 65114
A bone-screw internal spinal fixation system connector is a small, implantable component used to link screws and rods within spinal stabilization hardware. Clinically, it helps secure spinal segments, correct deformities, or support fusion procedures—such as those for degenerative disc disease—by maintaining alignment and reducing movement in targeted areas of the spine.
These connectors are typically regulated as part of orthopedic or spinal fixation devices, often requiring compliance with implant safety standards. They may be supplied as standalone parts or as part of a larger system, with variations in adjustability or movement tolerance depending on the intended surgical application.
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