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Solidity®

August 12, 2018 By SPINEMarketGroup

The Solidity Vertebral Body Replacement is used for the surgical reconstruction of defects of the thoracic and lumbar spine (T1-L5). It consists of a center piece with 625 unique angulation plate configurations available in one optimized set. With only a few simple-to-use instruments, a wide range of implants can be used to match unique patient anatomy and restore height and sagittal balance for spinal correction.

  • Solidity-Brochure.Ulrich.pdf

Features:

  • Expandable vertebral body replacement system
  • Used for the surgical reconstruction of the thoracolumbar spine after vertebrectomy (T1 – L5)
  • Gear driven stepless expansion in situ
  • Interchangeable angulation plates® offer 625 unique implant configurations
  • Versatile press-fit assembly allows for 360° orientation to accommodate any surgical approach
  • Ø 13mm centerpiece; 13 – 72mm height range
  • Angulation plate® footprints: Ø 13mm, Ø 16mm, Ø 16x13mm, Ø 19x16mm
  • Lordosis: 0°, 5°, 10° (up to 20° by combining two 10° plates)
  • Material: titanium alloy

About Expandable Corpectomy Devices

Each year, there are more than 150,000 spinal fractures in North America*.  There is an estimated 10,000 to 12,000 spinal cord injuries every year and approximately 39% of these injuries are cause by motor vehicle accidents4. These non-elective or trauma surgeries sometimes require additional spinal structural support which is when the Expandable Corpectomy Device are used.Another indication or use for these Devices is in the treatment of cancer patients. If the cancer metastasizes or spreads in the spine, the surgeon may opt to remove the affected vertebral bodies and replace them with an Expandable Corpectomy Device.*(http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1264191-overview)

About Ulrich

Our company was founded in Ulm, Germany in 1912 by Heinrich C. Ulrich and has remained a family-owned company to this day. Even today, in fourth generation, the fascination for medical technology as well as our innovative capacity stand in the first place.We place great value on quality “Made in Germany”. Due to intensive market evaluations within the company as well as together with experts, we receive important input for the needs on the markets.In the industry we have a reputation as High-Tech Company. The production with our modern machine park takes place at the highest technical level.http://www.ulrichmedical.de/en/

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