monza CERVICAL Possibility of stand-alone or stabilized approach Specific tool for easy and safe removal of the anchors Zero-profile cage with stabilizing blades that preserve bone tissue compared to the use of screws Trabecular structure to facilitate the process of fusion between the vertebral bodies Cervical cage in trabecular titanium Monza Cervical is an innovative cervical cage that, thanks to its titanium trabecular structure made with the latest 3D printing techniques, provides immediate and secure mechanical stability and certain osseointegration to all types of implants. The cervical...

monza CERVICAL Features 3D TRABECULAR TITANIUM Instrumentary Clover has invested heavily in instrument design and care with the goal of creating ergonomic, functional, and compact instrumentation. Designed for the surgeon and his team.

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monza CERVICAL TEARDROP CURETTE REMOVAL HOOK

monza CERVICAL LOCKING SYSTEM HOLDER RATCHET HOLDER HOLDER STAND ALONE IMPLANT HOLDER WITHOUT STOP IMPLANT HOLDER WITH SAFE STOP SLIDE HAMMER

monza CERVICAL SURGICAL TECHNIQUE 1— Disc space preparation If necessary, use the distractor to achieve adequate access to the disc space. The pins should be placed approximately 7 mm from both vertebral plates to avoid contact between the caspar pins and the Monza anchor flap during insertion of the anchor flap. If the patient’s anatomy does not allow a space of 7 mm, remove the caspar pins before inserting the anchor fin to eliminate any risk of obstruction. Remove the disc and perform any removal of bone and tissue with special instruments found within the instrumentarium: curettes and scrapers...

monza CERVICAL SURGICAL TECHNIQUE 4— Preparation and insertion of the cage with ratchet Screw the cage onto the implant holder by turning the knob on the end of the holder. Then with the help of the protective ring, insert the cage into the intervertebral space and, using fluoroscopy, check the correct positioning of the cage. Insert the two ratchet tabs into the groove of the specific implant holder; the direction of the tabs is defined on the top of the cage holder by laser marking arrows. Using the impactor, insert the ratchets inside the vertebral bodies. It is advisable to insert one ratchet...

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