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The CanPSS Minimally Invasive Posterior Spinal Fixation System is suitable for patients who require posterior fixation due to instability of single-segment lumbar and double-segment lumbar. It achieves this through a minimally invasive operation that has a small surgical incision, minimizing soft tissue dissection and promoting faster recovery times.
The unique extension rod and needle stick design simplifies the surgical procedure and allows for precise placement of the screws. The break-off set screw design ensures the stability and reliability of the final locking, providing surgeons with peace of mind during the healing process.
The percutaneous minimally invasive implanted pedicle screw fixation system can be used for single-segment lumbar and double-segment lumbar fixation, avoiding the need for traditional open surgery, which is associated with larger incisions, more bleeding, a wide range of peeling, large damage to the posterior stability structure, and slow recovery.
Meanwhile using the CanMIC channel allows for the lumbar fusion to be carried out under the system, achieving a minimally-invasive interbody fusion and posterior internal fixation. This promotes faster recovery times and reduces the risk of complications.
