8 matching records for Lumbar Plate.
A sterile implantable device designed to replace anatomical structures removed from the posterior aspect of lumbar vertebrae (i.e., the lamina, facet joint, and bony elements) during spinal decompression surgery to provide stability to, and enable normal ra...
An implantable device designed to replace a dysfunctional intervertebral disc in the lumbar spine. It most commonly has a two-plate design, one plate attaching to the vertebra above and the other to the vertebra below and may have a compressible core compon...
A sterile implantable device designed to replace most or all of a dysfunctional intervertebral disc in the lumbar spine. It is typically made of metal or plastic-like (biopolymer) materials, or a combination of the two. It most commonly has a two-plate desi...
An implantable device designed to replace most or all of a dysfunctional intervertebral disc in the lumbar spine. It is typically made of metal or synthetic polymer materials, or a combination of the two. It most commonly has a two-plate design, one plate a...
A small implantable sheet of solid material that is attached to the spine with screws for spinal immobilization and is made of a material that is not chemically degraded or absorbed via natural body processes (includes implant grade metal such as surgical s...
A small, implantable, non-customized sheet of solid material intended to be attached to the spine with screws for spinal immobilization; it is made of a material that is not chemically degraded or absorbed via natural body processes (includes implant grade ...
An assembly of devices designed to stabilize adjacent segments (i.e., vertebrae) of the spine. It typically consists of an external plastic and/or metallic fixator and other external and/or implantable components, such as plates, rods, pins, and bone screws...
A device comprised of a supportive foundation and adjustable positioning elements designed to be attached to an operating table to enable correct positioning and immobilization of a patient during surgical procedures involving the spine (e.g., thoracolumbro...