Connecting Structure of a Spinal Detector for a Minimally Invasive Surgery
OwnerChih-Hsuan Weiinventor
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Abstract
A connecting structure of a spinal detector for a minimally invasive surgery contains: a positioning disc, a coupling member, and a plurality of metal bars. The positioning disc includes a plurality of holes defined on a front portion thereof in a sector arrangement. The coupling member is fixed on a rear portion of the positioning disc and includes a square seat and a holder. The square seat is mounted on the positioning disc and has the holder disposed thereon, and the holder has a circular boss formed thereon. The plurality of metal bars is circular and inserted in the plurality of holes of the positioning disc, and each metal bar includes a specific length.
Claims1
A connecting structure of a spinal detector for a minimally invasive surgery comprising:
- a positioning disc including a plurality of holes defined on a front portion thereof in a sector arrangement;
- a coupling member including a square seat and a holder;
- the square seat being mounted on the positioning disc, and the holder having a circular boss formed thereon;
- a plurality of metal bars being circular and inserted in the plurality of holes of the positioning disc, and each metal bar including a length.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.