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Taurus™ Modular Thoracolumbar Pedicle System

November 13, 2021 By SPINEMarketGroup

The Taurus™ Modular Thoracolumbar Pedicle System allows for true intraoperative flexibility. Headbodys can be connected in-situ or prior to insertion to allow direct screw to screw distraction for improved visualization. The patented set screw design eliminates head splay and cross threading to better assist set screw seating and rod reduction. The combination of intra-operative flexibility and system strength provides powerful benefits to both patients and surgeons

  • Taurus-Brochure.CTL Amedica.pdf

Modularity: Provides intra-operative flexibility Helical Flange: Eliminates cross threading and head splay Tension Head: Holds its position at any angle.

About CTL Amedica

CTL Amedica is a forward thinking medical device design, development, and manufacturing company aiming to become the leader in the medical device industry. A combination of in-house manufacturing facility and R&D Center of Excellence further advances us ahead of the competition. Our team works closely with end users to imagine and construct multifaceted implants and instruments that become masterful systems for spine surgery.https://www.ctlamedica.com

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