218 devices · GMDN 66948
Spinal bone screw head/rod adaptors are small, implantable components designed to connect spinal screws to rods or connectors during internal spinal fixation. They provide stability to the spine by securing these elements together, often allowing limited movement to accommodate natural spinal dynamics.
These adaptors are typically regulated as surgical implants, often requiring compliance with implant-specific standards depending on the jurisdiction. They are usually supplied sterile and come in various sizes to fit different spinal anatomies, with materials like metal alloys or synthetic polymers ensuring durability and biocompatibility.
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