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CHARSPINE OCT System

February 24, 2018 By SPINEMarketGroup

The CHARSPINE OCT system was developed for the treatment of diseases and injuries of the occipito-cervico-thoracic spine through stabilization of the operated segment.The stabilization is performed through posterior approach, with use of specialized instruments and a number of implants included in the system, such as: rods, screws, hooks, occipital plates and various types of connectors.

  • CHARSPINE OCT System VIDEO ANIMATION
  • CHARSPINE2-OCT-SGT.ChM.pdf

Features:

  • Small diameter and low profile of the screw head and occipital plate connectors, wide range of rod spacing on the occipital plate, contourable occipital plates, two types of occipital plates, multiangular positioning of the occipital screws in occipital plates,
  • 3 diameters of screws: 3.5, 4.0 and 4.5mm,
    • wide range of screws lengths,
    • partially threaded screws available,
    • self-tapping polyaxial screws,
    • screws diameters colour-coded (colours correspond to the markers on compati- ble instruments)
    • special grooves on the ball joint of the tulip head that increase stable angular locking.
  • Implant material: titanium alloy acc. to ISO 5832
  • Wide range of adjustment of transverse connectors,
    • lateral (offset) connectors available,
    • 3 types of axial and parallel connectors,
    • wide range of rod lengths,two types of hooks
  • The undercut thread profile of the locking screw prevents the arms of the polyaxial screw head from parting,
    • the screw offers 90° angulation,
    • tulip heads in the occipital plate offer 20° angulation in the plane of the plate,
    • locking screws tightened up with a 3.3Nm torque wrench,
    • the same locking screw for polyaxial screws, hooks and occipital plate,
    • V-groove shape of the tulip socket for optimal three-point locking of the rod,

About ChM

ChM sp. z o.o. established by Mikołaj Charkiewicz, has been operating on the market continuously since 1981. The company is located in the north-eastern part of Poland in the ecologically clean area of the European Union. In cooperation with medical professionals from all over the world, we have been designing, producing and distributing system solutions for traumatology and orthopedics for almost 40 years.https://chm.eu/en/competences/facts-and-figures/

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