Anterior osteosynthesis plate for lumbar vertebrae or sacral lumbar vertebra and instrument for positioning same
AssigneeScient'X
InventorsAndre Jackowski, Vincent Fiere, Charles Billot, Philippe Lemaitre
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AssigneeScient'X
InventorsAndre Jackowski, Vincent Fiere, Charles Billot, Philippe Lemaitre
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The invention relates to an anterior osteosynthesis plate for lumbar-lumbar or lumbar-sacral vertebrae, the plate being of the type comprising: an elongate body: adapted to cover of the anterior portions of two consecutive vertebrae; possessing an anterior face (6) and an opposite posterior face (7); presenting end zones that are interconnected by a connection zone (11); and provided with two through holes for anchoring screws. According to this invention, the posterior face (7) of the plate presents a bearing surface (12, 13), which bearing surface is designed to come into contact with the anterior surface (3) of the corresponding vertebra, the bearing surfaces (12, 13)being firstly inclined to define an obtuse angle (α) between them in the sagittal plane (S) matching the relative angle between the anterior portions of the two vertebrae, and secondly being interconnected in the connection zone by a concave extension (17) such that at least the posterior face (7) of the body presents a profile that is concave in the sadittal plane.
An anterior osteosynthesis plate for lumbar-lumbar or lumbar-sacral vertebrae, the plate being of the type comprising:
An instrument for positioning an osteosynthesis plate, the instrument comprising a handle provided with a tool guide tube, the tube being provided at a bottom end of the handle and in a diametrically opposed manner firsty with a shoe for gripping said plate and secondly with a longitudinal sighting slot with a projection which coincides at least in part with a bottom through section of the guide tube, said guide tube being intended to extend on the same axis as one of a first or second bores of a body of the plate, held by the shoe.
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