Description

“The Flamenco system is a spinal implant system designed to enhance decompression and stabilization during various posterior lumbar fusion techniques and other spinal procedures requiring stabilization. This system also provides superior stability to achieve maximum fusion without being subject to variability based on the surgical technique.\r\n\r\nFurthermore, it is not only easy to implement surgically, but it is also designed to distribute stresses between its components and the vertebrae, and it has demonstrated higher rates of solid vertebral union. The components of the system allow for great versatility and simplicity in spinal surgery.\r\n\r\nIndications\r\n

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• Degenerative spondylolisthesis with clear signs of neurological involvement.

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• Vertebral fracture.

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• Spinal tumor.

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• Dislocation.

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• Scoliosis.

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• Kyphotic deformity.

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• Discogenic deformity.

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• Failure of a previous fusion.

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• All key components, from screws, rods, hooks, or crosslink connections, are available in various specifications and dimensions to meet all needs of spinal surgery.

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• Peripheral components such as fixation screws or connecting blocks are available across the range to match the key components and facilitate assembly for users.

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