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Instrumentation for Spinal Surgery Support

Instrumentation

Instrumentation for Spinal Surgery Support

Instrumentation refers to structures that are used to provide stability to the spine following spinal surgery. Common examples of spinal instrumentation include cervical plates, wiring, interbody cages, pedicle screws and braces. Learn more about the purpose of spinal instrumentation, when and how they may be used, and much more in the following resources.

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