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Mambo® modular cervical plate system

February 20, 2021 By SPINEMarketGroup

Mambo is a cervical plate system for anterior stabilization of the spine. The implant immobilizes the fusion mass until the implant of bone graft has fused.The main feature of the system makes it possible to choose dynamic or rigid instrumentation. Thanks to the modular design, the plates can be individually extended for multisegmental instrumentation.The integrated sliding mechanism offers the advantage of optimal positioning of the bone screws.

  • Mambo VIDEO ANIMATION
  • mambo-Brochure.Ulrich Medical.pdf

Benefits:

  • One-step locking mechanism with backout protection
  • No irritation of adjacent discs
  • Pre-assembled and –contoured plate
  • Easy handling
  • Clearly arranged set
  • Dynamic instrumentation for:
  • Less implant related complications
  • Reduced bone graft resorption
  • Optimized load sharing
  • Modular design for flexibility in the plate lengths
  • Gliding plate components allow optimal, flexible screw placement

About ulrich medical USA, Inc.

ulrich medical USA, Inc. is a privately-held subsidiary of ulrich medical®, an innovative medical technology company headquartered in Ulm, Germany which is celebrating 104 years in business in 2016.

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Filed Under: Translational Anterior Cervical Plate Systems

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