CROSSLINK CONNECTOR SPINE

Spinal disorders that necessitate fusion surgery frequently necessitate the requirement for stability and support in order to facilitate successful fusion and restore spinal function. Crosslink connector is critical in these situations. It support the spine throughout the fusion process, assisting in the healing and integration of the damaged spinal segments. It is typically used in conjunction with spinal instrumentation, such as pedicle screws and rods, to enhance the fusion process and prevent excessive movement between spinal segments.

CROSSLINK CONNECTOR SIZES

Crosslink Connectors are intended to connect and stabilise spinal rods or other spinal equipment, hence restricting motion at the fusion site. Crosslink connectors help transfer loads and stresses by linking nearby equipment, aiding the fusion process and reducing excessive movement that may inhibit proper fusion.

Crosslink connectors are available in a variety of sizes and configurations to meet a variety of surgical techniques and patient anatomy. They are usually built of biocompatible materials like titanium alloy, which give strength, longevity, and compatibility with the human body.

Our type 1 Crosslink Connector has four different length:

Uses