Dynamic Posterior Stabilization Screw

The use of screws in spinal surgery is intended to provide spinal stabilization and correct deformities. The purposes and benefits of using spinal screws are as follows:

• Spinal Stabilization: Screws are placed in areas of the spine that require fixation to provide stabilization. This supports the correct alignment of the vertebrae and helps control their movement.
• Support for the Fusion Process: Spinal screws, used in conjunction with graft material, facilitate the fusion of bones in vertebral fusion procedures. This increases the long-term stability of the spine.
• Deformity Correction: In patients with spinal deformities such as scoliosis and kyphosis, screws are used to bring the spine into the correct alignment and maintain this alignment.
• Fracture Repair: In cases of spinal fractures and trauma, screws stabilize the fracture sites, ensuring proper healing of the bones.
• Dynamic Stabilization: Certain screws provide dynamic stabilization, allowing the spine to retain its natural movements. This enables patients to move more comfortably during the postoperative period.

Durability and Strength: Spinal screws possess high strength and durability, allowing the implant to provide long-term stabilization.