The system is for use in the thoracolumbar spine for minimally invasive spine fusion surgery.
Aesculap said features of the system include a dilator mechanism that, when combined with the company’s Spyder Minimally Invasive Retractor System, can provide spine surgeons with a cannulated screw option for those who want to use a guided screw technique in a mini-open incision approach.
Read more about the spine fusion system from Aesculap.
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