Spinal fixation access and delivery system
A technology of spine, fixation components, applied in the field of medical devices
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[0056] Spinal stenosis reflects a narrowing of one or more regions of the spine, usually in the upper or lower back. This narrowing can put pressure on the spinal cord or the nerves branching from the compressed area. The individual vertebrae of the spine are positioned relative to each other and are kept separate by separating the intervertebral discs of the main vertebrae and the capsules located within the facet joints. The discs and capsules are separated from the bone of their respective joints by cartilage. Spinal stenosis usually indicates degeneration of the discs, capsules, or cartilage in the joints, which can lead to joint compression and the aforementioned narrowing.
[0057] To relieve spinal stenosis, distract two adjacent vertebrae of the spine (eg, figure 1 Options for the cervical spine shown in ) are varied and can include the use of implants, or cages and screws. In many cases, the facet joint implant can be inserted into the facet joint itself, and due t...
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