Spinal stabilization surgical apparatus

Details Spinal stabilization surgical apparatus Spinal stabilization surgical apparatus

1996-11-21

1999-09-07

Willse, David H.

Surgery

Instruments

Orthopedic instrumentation

606 96, A61B 1717, A61B 1716

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059479710

ABSTRACT:
Spinal fusion implants are inserted into a disc space of disc material separating first and second vertebrae by forming bores between the vertebrae. A distraction spacer is temporarily put in place on one side of the vertebrae while a bore is being formed on an opposite of the vertebrae.

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