AOSpineTLICSsystemen

AOSpineTLICSsystemen refers to a range of spinal implant systems developed by AOSpine, a global community dedicated to spine surgery. These systems are designed for the surgical treatment of various spinal conditions, including degenerative disc disease, spinal stenosis, and spinal trauma. The primary goal of these systems is to provide stabilization, fusion, and decompression of the spine, thereby alleviating pain and restoring mobility for patients.

The AOSpineTLICSsystemen typically include components such as pedicle screws, rods, and interbody devices. Pedicle screws are anchored into the vertebral bodies, and rods are then attached to these screws to create a rigid construct that immobilizes the affected spinal segment. Interbody devices, often made from PEEK or titanium, are inserted between the vertebrae to maintain disc height and promote bone fusion. These systems are engineered to offer surgeons a variety of configurations and instrumentation options, allowing for tailored surgical approaches based on individual patient anatomy and pathology.

The development of AOSpineTLICSsystemen is underpinned by extensive research and clinical studies aimed at optimizing biomechanical performance, patient outcomes, and surgical efficiency. The systems are designed with features intended to facilitate ease of use for surgeons, minimize invasiveness where possible, and promote successful spinal fusion. Ongoing innovation within the AOSpine framework continues to refine these systems, incorporating advancements in materials science and surgical techniques to further enhance their efficacy in treating complex spinal disorders.