FX Orthopedics products

EFSPINE Cervical Disc Prosthesis is a single use device for cervical intervertebral disc replacement at one level or two contiguous levels from C3 to C7 in order to maintain/restore segmental motion and disc height. Two different types of cervical disc prosthesis which are made of titanium and peek materials. Anodized and TIN coated surface options are available for the titanium type. Ti6AL4V-ELI pin material in the middle of the mechanism, provides a perfect motion capability. Special design for 360O movement ability. Physical capability of Flexion Extension - Lateral Bending – Rotation. Minimizing the scratching by TIN coating. Both types have threaded surfaces for easy fixation to the cervical vertebra.

Fx RT The adjustable femoral cortical fixation system provides adjustable cortical fixation for anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction. It offers strong pulling force. Fx RT removes the need for multiple implant sizes. The Fx RT Femoral Cortical Fixation System is designed for graft femoral cortical attachment. The implant has a variable knot length structure that allows the tendon within the tunnel to be adjusted with optimum tension. Single implant option for entire tunnel length. UHMWPE sutures for pulling.

No pre-op planning of tunnel length, perioperative adjustment. The Fx Lift Button uses edjustable suspensory fixation on both sides. The Lift Button adjustable-loop length suspensory fixation consists of 2 loops controlled by a knotless locking mechanism. Multiple points of friction create resistance to both displacement and slippage but allow for tightening of the loop. The loops are prolonged by tensioning sutures (pull sutures) used to reduce the loop length.

For providing easy fixation to the cervical vertebra. Efspine cervical expandable cage have threaded surfaces and expand pin with expandig motion.

Efspine Cervical Disc Prostheses are designed to preserve motion, avoid limitations of fusion, and allow patients to return quickly to routine activities. The primary goals of these disc prostheses in the cervical spine are to restore disc height and segmental motion after removing local pathology that is deemed to be the source of a patient’s index complaint and to preserve normal motion at adjacent cervical levels, which may be theorized to prevent later adjacent level degeneration.