Implants, fusion cages and artificial discs for spinal decompression
A fusion cage and spine technology, applied to spinal implants and other directions, can solve problems such as inconvenience in use, and achieve the effect of ensuring accurate fit, convenient implantation, and safe and precise gap adjustment
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[0042] An implant for spinal decompression, the implant 10 for spinal decompression includes an upper implant 1 and a lower implant 6, the lower part of the upper implant 1 is provided with an upper insertion part 2 for inserting into the intervertebral space The upper part of the lower implant body 6 is provided with a lower insertion part 7 for inserting into the intervertebral space, the upper insertion part 2 and the lower insertion part 7 can be inserted into the intervertebral space at the same time, and the inner plant for decompression of the spine also includes a lower insertion part that can make the upper implant Body 1 and lower plant body 6 separated stretching components, such as figure 1 and figure 2 shown.
[0043]The upper insertion part 2 and the lower insertion part 7 can be inserted into the gap between the two vertebrae at the same time, and then the distraction assembly will separate the upper implant 1 and the lower implant 6 from each other along the ...
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[0052] This embodiment is an improvement on Embodiment 1. In this embodiment, the spreading assembly includes upper racks 12 located on the left and right sides of the upper implant 1 and lower racks located on the left and right sides of the lower implant 6 13, such as Image 6 As shown, the upper rack 12 is fixedly connected with the upper implant 1 , and the lower rack 13 is fixedly connected with the lower implant 6 . The sawtooth structure of the upper rack 12 on the left is engaged with the sawtooth structure of the lower rack 13 on the left, the sawtooth structure of the upper rack 12 on the right is engaged with the sawtooth structure of the lower rack 13 on the right, and the upper teeth The sleeve 14 that prevents the separation of the upper rack 12 and the lower rack 13 is set outside the bar 12 and the lower rack 13. This expansion assembly can only separate the upper implant 1 and the lower implant 6 in one direction without making the upper implant 1 and the lowe...
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