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ASCOT ® Anterior Cervical Stabilization

April 18, 2014 By SPINEMarketGroup

In 2005, the first SIGNUS plate for anterior cervical stabilization was launched: TOSCA.

In 2015 SIGNUS expanded its product range for the cervical spine: ASCOT is a system that is available for anterior stabilization. Due to its integrated screw locking mechanism and its flat, semi-rigid plate design, ASCOT offers reliability and flexibility in the theatre.

A cervical plating system must provide the cervical spine with the necessary stability, while at the same time being unobtrusively integrated into the biomechanical system of the cervical spine. ASCOT achieves the balance between maximized stability and minimized stiffness
and thus allows for load-sharing with the bone to facilitate segmental fusion (Wolff’s law).With angular variability in its semi-rigid screw/plate connection ASCOT is able to adapt to the changing anatomic situation over the course of the healing process. The integrated locking mechanism and self-drilling screws enable one-step screw placement and locking resulting in a system that is efficient to handle and safe to the patient.

ASCOT ® Product-Specific Advantages

Thin, semi-rigid plate design

  • Minimised stress-shielding effect
  • Optimal load transmission and promotion of fusion (Wolff’s law)
  • Support of physiological subsidence (“graft settling”)

Automatic locking mechanism

  • Reliable protection from postoperative screw migration
  • No additional surgical step
  • Visible locking for optimal control

Wide range of pre-lordosed mono- and poly-segmental plates

  • Optimal adaptation to patient anatomy
  • In most cases implantable without additional bending

Self‑-drilling variable‑-angle 1 and self‑-tapping fixed‑-angle locking screws

  • No need for pre-drilling or tapping
  • Wide 10° 1 angular variability

Colour coding

  • Simple size identification

More information on our cervical plates:
https://signus.com/intl/products/portfolio/cervical-plate.html

ABOUT SIGNUS

Innovative high-end implants made in Germany: For more than 25 years, SIGNUS has been the experienced specialist for comprehensive solutions in the surgical spine care sector. Founded in 1994 in Germany’s Lower Franconian city of Alzenau by Susanne and Uwe Siedler, our family-owned company currently has staff of approx. 80 at sites in Germany and
Australia. SIGNUS offers the comprehensive product range of cervical spine to SIG sacroiliac joints, which are predominately manufactured at the nearby production site of ProCon Medizintechnik. In addition to Europe (CE) and the USA (FDA), we sell our certified implants throughout the world on every continent. Target-oriented further development of the products in connection with the continuous exchange with the users as well as international further education and hospitalisation programs make SIGNUS a reliable global partner.

The entire SIGNUS Portfolio with detailed information and descriptions are available for you online at www.signus.com

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