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IRENE MIS System

May 14, 2015 By SPINEMarketGroup

  • IRENE MIS PLUS VIDEO ANIMATION
  • Irene MIS Plus-Brochure.NATON.pdf

Features:

  • Round groove on both sides are used to connect the reduction forceps.
  • Extension break-off tap length is 80 cm, which protrudes from skin and simplifies matching instruments.
  • Optional bone cement holes design may provide stronger fixation for the patients with osteoporosis.
  • Increases the inner width of U-shaped extension tap, easy for rod insertion.
  • Reverse angle thread design avoids tap break-off and thread damaging.

About Naton Medical

Tianjian Zhengtian Medical Instrument Co.,Ltd (with the brand name IRENE) was founded in 1995 and acquired by NATON since 2007. By far Zhengtian has 24 years’ experience in orthopedic industry and become the largest orthopedic enterprise in China. IRENE offers comprehensive solution and superior services in the professional field of trauma, spine, joint reconstruction, CMF, sports medicine and 3D printed products.http://www.irene-ortho.com

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