Zero-P. Zero profile anterior cervical interbody fusion (ACIF) device.
Zero-P. Zero profile anterior cervical interbody fusion (ACIF) device.
Zero-P. Zero profile anterior cervical interbody fusion (ACIF) device.
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The aiming <strong>device</strong> and the implant holder do not have adepth limiter, therefore an image intensifier should be usedto check the position while inserting.Using the aiming <strong>device</strong>Attach the aiming <strong>device</strong> to the implant by aligning thescrew holes of the implant with the retention features on theaiming <strong>device</strong> and then expanding the aiming <strong>device</strong>. Oncethe implant is securely attached, carefully insert the implantinto the distracted segment.If necessary, the top of the aiming <strong>device</strong> can be tapped withthe mallet to advance the implant into the disc space.If distraction has been applied, release the distraction whileleaving the aiming <strong>device</strong> attached to the implant.Using the implant holderThe implant can be inserted into the disc space with the forceps-typeimplant holder. Once the implant is partially introducedinto the disc space the implant can be advanced tothe correct posterior depth using the flat and/or the impactorwith ball tip.Important: Verify final implant position relative to the vertebralbodies in the AP and lateral direction with the help of anintraoperative x-ray. The PEEK spacer has a single posterior x-ray marker incorporated into the implant to enable accurateintraoperative radiographic assessment of the implant position.Note: The recommended orientation for the implant is withthe medial screws pointing caudally. For convex shaped spacersthis is the only orientation possible.Synthes 11