Interbody device insertion systems and methods
AssigneeFlexuspine, Inc.
InventorsJonathan A. Gimbel, Michael S. Schular, Erik J. Wagner, Scott Koysh
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AssigneeFlexuspine, Inc.
InventorsJonathan A. Gimbel, Michael S. Schular, Erik J. Wagner, Scott Koysh
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Provided is a system for implanting an interbody device into a disc space located between a first and second vertebra includes a guide frame including a guide member having an opening. The system further includes an implant trial including an elongated body and a base plate coupled to the elongated body. The elongated body of the implant trial is releasably coupled to the guide member of the guide frame during use such that the opening guides longitudinal movement of the implant trial relative to the guide frame. The system still further includes a dilator operatively coupled to the elongated body during use for distracting the disc space. The system still further includes an insertion instrument including an elongated body and an insertion member coupled to the elongated body. The elongated body of the insertion instrument is releasably coupled to the guide member of the guide frame during use such that the opening guides longitudinal movement of the insertion instrument relative to the guide frame. The insertion member is releasably coupled to at least a portion of the interbody device during use.
A method of implanting an interbody device into a disc space located between a first and second vertebra, comprising:
A method of implanting interbody devices into a disc space located between a first and second vertebra, comprising:
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