Spinal Instruments & System Development
Specialty spinal surgical instruments and future fixation platforms developed through a controlled, staged program.
Browse subcategories
- Spinal Retractors & Elevators
- Spinal Rongeurs & Forceps
- Spinal Curettes & Micro Instruments
- Spinal Fixation — Development
- Spinal Instrument Sets
Instrument scope
- Kerrison rongeurs
- Pituitary forceps
- Spinal curettes
- Bayonet and micro instruments
- Specialty retractors and preparation tools
Future system scope
- Pedicle screw and rod concepts
- Connectors and hooks
- Cervical plate concepts
- Interbody cage concepts
- Matching placement instrumentation
Risk-based development
Spinal implants require advanced design verification, fatigue and mechanical testing, biocompatibility evaluation, validated processing and market authorization. They are presented as a future program until those requirements are completed.
Product availability, specifications and regulatory status vary by model and destination market. Clinical-use supply is subject to completed technical documentation, conformity assessment, registration and approved labeling where applicable.