The SPINAL STABILIZATION AND FIXATION SYSTEM consists of many types of screws, rigid rods, TITANIUM (TI6AL4V-ELI)/PEEK/Co-Cr-Mo rods with or without hexagonal heads, transverse connectors, cross connectors, connection connectors and many types of implants. The screws used for fixation to the spine may be monoaxial, polyaxial, hemispherical, cannulated, non-cannulated, low-profile head or spondylolisthesis screws. All these components come in two separate containers or boxes, in various sizes, configurations and implant and instrument variants.

Spinal Stabilization and Fixation System implants are made of TITANIUM (TI6AL4V-ELI), TITANIUM (TI6AL4V-ELI) alloys, PEEK and Co-Cr-Mo because of their high biocompatibility and better visibility on MRI or CT scans. To offer surgeons treatment options better suited to patient pathologies, the SPINAL STABILIZATION AND FIXATION SYSTEM provides three different interchangeable fixation options using the same range of pedicle screws. Because of their flexibility and high biocompatibility, some Spinal Stabilization and Fixation System rods are manufactured from TITANIUM (TI6AL4V-ELI) alloys, PEEK and Co-Cr-Mo materials.