Kentrospine PCF
A low-profile, top-loading 3.5 / 3.75 mm system for lateral mass, cervical pedicle, C1–C2 and occipito-cervical fixation, extendable to the thoracic spine.
PCF, feature by feature.
Anterior cervical plates and cages, a zero-profile standalone cage and a posterior cervical fixation system.
Smaller construct, strong
Better biomechanical strength with easy-access instruments.
Poly-axial screws
Up to 40° angulation in all directions; low-profile, self-tapping tulip.
Dual-diameter / tapered rods
Accommodate screws according to the anatomy.
Occipital fixation
T-shaped plates in two sizes, five occipital screw positions.
Thoracic extension
Connect 3.5 mm to 5.5 mm rod with parallel connectors or tapered rods.
Dual 2-point reduction
Reduction points at the top notch and mid-tulip reduce slippage.
Overview
The Kentrospine posterior cervical fixation system offers a wide range of implants and instruments for the special requirements of the cervical and thoracic spine. With a lower-profile screw design and simple instrumentation, it is a safe and secure top-loading system to stabilise the posterior cervical spine.
Kentrospine PCF (3.5 / 3.75 system) covers lateral mass, cervical pedicle and C1–C2 fixation. A 3.5 mm rod connects the cervical screws to an occipital plate for occipito-cervical fixation, and open parallel connectors or tapered rods connect the 3.5 mm rod to a 5.5 mm rod to extend the construct to the thoracic spine.
Technical specifications
- System
- 3.5 / 3.75 mm
- Screw diameters
- 3.5 mm · 4 mm
- Screw lengths
- 10–32 mm
- Angulation
- Up to 40°, all directions
- Occipital plates
- T-shaped, large and medium
- Locking cap
- Reverse buttress thread
Instructions for use
Indications, contraindications, warnings and precautions are in the IFU supplied with the product. Request the eIFU.
For healthcare professionals
Product information is intended for healthcare professionals. Availability and registration status vary by market.
Hospital, distributor or surgeon?
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