Basinga Idys C ZP
Basinga Idys C ZP
Basinga Idys C ZP
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PRODUCT PRESENTATION
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PRODUCT FEATURES
Integrated Fixation – 2 screws
In-Built Lordosis
2 self-tapping and self-drilling screws
6° Angle + locking mechanism
Anatomical Profile
Superior convexity in sagittal plane and inferior convexity in frontal
plane to perfectly adapt to the superior endplate and to the uncinate
processes and allow to implant wider cages
Cage in 3DTi
Porosity et Roughness
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ADDITIONAL INFOS ON IMPLANTS
SCREW ANGLE
RULE FOR SCREW LENGTH Vs CAGE HEIGHT
cranio-caudal angle: 35.5°
Medio latéral angle : 5° - The entry point of our screws is fixed whatever the cage’s height is ,
and that is why we have one single unique cage holder for all cages.
Angular Variability: angle cone of 3° in total But is means as well that higher is the cage, less the screw will go
(±1.5° in all directions) over the cage’s limit to penetrate into the endplate. This rule must
then be respected to ensure proper mechanical resistance to pull
out.
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IMPLANT RANGE
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INSTRUMENTS SET
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SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
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SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
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SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
Cage Insertion Insertion of the drill guide on the hole for cranial screw
Insert the screw into the previously prepared pathway but do not
screw it fully. Leave the head of the screws a bit out from the cage.
Preparation of 1st cranial hole Insertion of the 1st screw
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SURGICAL TECHNIQUE
Insertion of the drill guide on the hole Preparation of the 2nd hole
for caudal screw
Screw Unlocking
Note : If the connection between the Cage Holder and the cage is difficult,
you can use the internal part of the Cage Holder alone to remove the
cage by screwing it into the thread present on the locking mechanism
Screw Removal and by pulling the cage out.
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TIPS & TRICKS
- Color Code on Trials : 1 color per footprint
16x14 18x15
Sky Blue Gold
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TIPS & TRICKS
- Start preparation of screw pathway on cranial side and drill
through the guide prior to screw insertion.
- Do not prepare both pathways at the same time ! Prepare first the
1st hole and then screw the cranial screw before preparing the 2nd
hole and inserting the caudal screw.
Reinsert the
Insert the Guide on the
Guide on the other hole
Hole heading heading
toward cranial towards caudal
vertebra and vertebra this
then drill time and then
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TIPS & TRICKS
- Warning : no short screws on high cages
- How to remove the cage in case of revision if the cage holder cannot
be reinserted.
Note : If the connection between the Cage Holder and the cage is difficult, you can use the internal part of the Cage Holder alone to
remove the cage by screwing it into the thread present on the locking mechanism and by pulling the cage out.
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Differentiating Instruments
1 SINGLE UNIQUE CAGE HOLDER FOR ALL SIZES
1 CAGE HOLDER VERY THIN FOR A VERY GOOD VISIBILITY
1 CAGE HOLDER SECURED WITH A FIXED DEPTH STOP AT 2MM
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SALES SUPPORT
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FAQ
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FAQ
- Why did you choose an anatomical profiles and not a wedge profile?
Less invasive for the patient / Less risk of endplate fracture because less endplate preparation needed
Less preparation for the surgeon
All options remais opened in case of revision because the anatomy has been kept as natural as possible
and not « modified »
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FAQ
- Why do you recommand to start with the cranial screw ?
To avoid that the tip of the screw slipps on the concavity located on the inferior endplate of the
superior vertebra creating a space due to distraction effect in between the cage and the endplate that
coud lead to pseudarthrosis. If the cage is not attached yet on the inferior vertebra when you implant
the cranial screw, the cage will be « pressed » against the superior vertebra due to screwing reducing
the risk to have a void remaining. Our conceptors have mentioned this problem with competitive
products.
- Why not to prepare the 2 pre-holes with the guide at the same time/step
and to screw both screws after ?
When the 1st screw is screwed in, the cage could be a bit pushed posteriorly due to the screwing effect, and in this
case, the surgeon would have lost of sight the entry point of the 2nd pre-hole if he had prepared it before the 1st screw
insertion. He would be then oblideg to prepare a 2nd pre-hole in the same vertebra which could fragilize the vertebral
body or would enlarge the pre-hole prepared anteriorly and thus reducing the stability/pull-out strength of the 2nd screw.
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TAKE HOME MESSAGE
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TAKE HOME MESSAGE IMPLANTS
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TAKE HOME MESSAGE INSTRUMENTS
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