Implants

The Fathom™ Pedicle-Based Retractor is a surgical retractor designed for minimally invasive spinal procedures, including transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion (TLIF).

Its key features include:
Cranial/Caudal Telescoping Blades: These blades are telescoping and allow for patient-specific adjustment.

Controlled Medial Blade Manipulation: The system allows precise control to adjust the length of the medial blade and achieve a customized lateral-to-medial tilt, providing powerful medial retraction and optimized visualization of the surgical site.

Three-Point Fixation: This design ensures retractor rigidity and consistent intraoperative visibility.

Continuous Standard Blades: Blades of varying lengths, from 35 to 140 mm, are available.

Integration with other systems: It integrates with the Mariner® MIS pedicle screw system and Orthofix’s 7D FLASH™ technology platform, as well as the complete SeaSpine portfolio.

A portfolio of cannulated screws available in Titanium alloy and offered in 9 diameters

2.0 mm Quick Insertion Screws are self-drilling and self-tapping Twist-off-Style Screws offered in length ranging from 11 mm – 18 mm.8

Hemispherical Acetabular Shell
Arch-deposited CPTi (commercially pure titanium)
Available with or without a PureFix HA (hydroxyapatite) coating
Compatible with Trident Torx acetabular screws
Sizes: 42–74 mm
Solidback and Clusterhole options
Grouped hole options

* 42–50 mm: 3 holes
* 52–74 mm: 5 holes

Modular Dual Mobility

Mobile Bearing Hip System

• Dislocation is one of the most common causes of total hip arthroplasty failure, both in primary and revision procedures. The Modular Dual Mobility 1-4 (MDM) is designed to help prevent dislocation and achieve your operative goals of stability, longevity, and advanced fixation for fractures, primary, or revision total hip arthroplasty cases.

Key Benefits: Stability, Versatility, Longevity, Cost-Effective, Clinical Evidence, Videos

• The Stryker MDM consists of a modular cobalt-chromium insert, a large-diameter X3 polyethylene insert, and a femoral head. The highly polished, modular cobalt-chromium insert can be assembled to any Stryker acetabular cup using the Trident locking mechanism.
• Together, these components form a dual-mobility device with two points of articulation: one between the X3 polyethylene insert and the metal insert (outer tray), and the other between the X3 polyethylene insert and the femoral head (inner tray). The primary movement occurs at the inner tray, while the outer tray moves during extreme range of motion, which can minimize wear, reduce friction torque, and improve stability.

Swivel Drill Stem: Designed for soft tissue clearance and variable drill bit angulation while eliminating the open-coil design found in other common drill stems.

Keyed Shell Impactor: Designed to allow for easy shell fixation and quick adjustments to shell placement.

Available in 2 sizes

Choice of two cutting pliers. One cuts up to a diameter of 1.6 mm, while the other cuts up to 2.5 mm.

Scorpion suture passers are used in shoulder arthroscopy for rotator cuff and labral repair.

Designed for simplicity, the Scorpion Side-Loading Suture Passer is easy to use and allows for more successful suture passes. The front of the lower jaw is solid to prevent the suture and soft tissue from entering the lower jaw when positioning over the tendon. The upper suture retrieval jaw allows for seamless passage and retrieval of the #2 Fiber suture.

The Scorpion Suture Passer features a quick-loading lower jaw and a suture retrieval upper jaw. The contoured jaws of this intuitive suture passer are designed for easy maneuvering in the glenohumeral space, accommodate a 7.0 mm cannula, and are ideal for passing and retrieving #2 Fiber sutures through a single access port.

Quick-Lock Cerclage Band Starter Kit

The kit includes 10 small Quick-Lock cerclage bands, 1 small retractor, and 1 small wire passer. This device is designed to be used in place of traditional cerclage wires.

A spiked ligament staple is a specialized arthroscopic implant used in knee surgery to secure and reinforce damaged or repaired ligaments. The implant consists of small spikes that anchor it to the ligament and surrounding tissue. Surgeons use it to immediately stabilize the damaged ligament, accelerate healing, and reduce the risk of implant migration.

Tibial suture disc
The tibial suture disc is an arthroscopic implant used during arthroscopic knee procedures, particularly anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstructions. It is designed to ensure secure fixation of grafts on the tibial surface of the knee joint. The disc is available in two configurations: one with a D-shaped hole and one with a round hole. Both configurations promote proper healing and reduce the risk of complications such as graft slippage or soft tissue irritation.