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PINE Ⅲ Percutaneous Pedicle Screw System

May 14, 2015 By SPINEMarketGroup

PINE Ⅲ Percutaneous Pedicle Screw System is designed for posterior thoracolumbar percutaneous fixation. The special “Self-tubular” design offers no extension loading or unloading and streamlines surgical technique. And the extreme long tab makes this system the capacity for obese patient.

Features:

“Self-tubular” design

  • Percutaneous fixation, minimize invasive to petient
  • Ease od use, no extension loading or unloading

360FAS pedicle screw design

  • Mono-axial screw, screw head rotation along the vertical axis is allowed

Dural-quardruple lead thread design

●Faster screw insertion
●Concordant screw insertion speed
●Respect pedicle anatomy, better pedicle purchase

Angulation stability increased

Specialized instruments

●Easy rod insertion technique
●Easy for segment distraction/compression

About MIS

The trend in spine surgery for many procedures has been moving toward minimally invasive approaches. These include spine surgery for lumbar fusion, deformity surgery, cervical surgery and sacroiliac joint fusion. The benefits of minimally invasive spine surgery (MIS) include decreased pain, less blood loss, shorter hospital stays and faster recovery. However, there is a difficult learning curve for surgeons when mastering MIS procedures. Increasing familiarity with MIS techniques creates more options for surgeons treating spine conditions with the potential to decrease surgical complications. The goal of this conference is to update neurological and orthopedic surgeons, as well as allied health professionals on the latest advances in MIS surgical techniques.

About BoTEC Medical

WinnTi Medical was founded by a group of former senior executives from leading orthopaedic companies in China, such as Kanghui, Johnson & Johnson, Medtronic, Stryker and Zimmer. The aim was to become a diversified medical devices company with global influence. 

In 2013, Wuxi Baide became part of WinnTi Medical Group and was renamed BoTEC Medical. BoTEC focuses on extremity and spine solutions, which have been clinically proven for more than ten years. Its trauma offerings include implants for lower extremity, upper extremity and pelvic applications. BoTEC spine offerings include products for cervical, thoracic and lumbar stabilizations. This acquisition allowed Winnti Medical to enter into one of the fastest growing orthopaedic implant markets in the world, and successfully attracted renowned institutional investors such as IDG, Highlight Capital and Lyfe.

Now headquartered in Shanghai — home of product development, sales and marketing — BoTEC has representative offices in Beijing, Xi’an, Chongqing and Guangzhou. Our sales representatives have covered major cities across China, with distribution partnerships extending sales and customer support capabilities internationally. BoTEC manufactures products at its own facility in Wuxi, which is certified by ISO 9001 and ISO 13485.http://en.winnti.com

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  • VENUS® Spinal Fixation System
  • Vital™ MIS Spinal Fixation System
  • Inertia® Pedicle Screw System

Filed Under: Minimally Invasive Screw Systems

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