| Key Features |
Benefits |
| Dual Locking Mechanism |
Ability to primarily lock before final tightening |
| Straight upward locking motion |
Implant will not travel along rod during tightening and bump into pedicle screws |
| Multiple sizes |
4 variable lengths from 66mm to 28mm, fixed lengths from 28mm to 23mm in one mm increments |
| Contoured design |
Keeps the implant from contacting the dura |
| Dual external pivot points |
The coronal plane motion is controlled independently from each end of the crosslink for ease of attachment to askew rods |
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Fixed length implants have coronal motion variability to attach to rods which is unique from most all other fixed cross links which require manual bending to adapt to rods |
| Pinned open locking feet |
Implant will drop directly onto rods without fiddle or bind |
