Spinal and orthopedic solutions supported by Orthofix

Spinal Solutions

• Pedicle Screws and Rods: Used to stabilize the spine, realign vertebrae, and support spinal fusion.
• Interbody Cages (Lumbar/Cervical): Inserted between vertebrae to maintain disc height and promote fusion (e.g., ACDF cages, TLIF cages).
• Artificial Discs: Designed to replace damaged discs while maintaining spinal motion, offering a non-fusion alternative.
• Cervical Plates: Used to fix and stabilize the neck spine (e.g., anterior cervical plates).
• Expandable Cages: 3D-printed devices that allow for in-situ height and angle adjustment in complex surgeries.
• Interspinous Spacers: Small devices inserted between vertebrae to relieve pressure from spinal stenosis (e.g., X-STOP, Vertiflex).

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Reconstruct Solutions

• Ilizarov Apparatus: A circular frame consisting of metal rings, threaded rods, and fine wires drilled through the bone, used for complex multiplanar deformity corrections and bone transport.
• Limb Reconstruction System (LRS): A monolateral rail system with sliding clamps and compression-distraction units, often used for smaller, simpler limb lengthening or deformity correction.
• Bone Screws and Wires: High-grade titanium or stainless steel pins (half-pins) and tensioned wires used to securely attach the bone to the external frame.
• Hinges and Motors: Specialized components added to frames to permit gradual correction of joint contractures or angular deformities.

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Biologics Solutions

• Wearable On-Body Delivery Devices (OBDDs): Tubeless, skin-adhered devices designed to deliver moderate to large volumes (2–20 ml) of viscous biologics over extended periods.
• Smart Auto-injectors: Handheld, spring- or gas-actuated devices for rapid, user-friendly, single-use administration of low-to-moderate drug volumes (0.3–2 ml).
• Pre-filled Syringes (PFS): Specialized,, ready-to-use glass or plastic syringes that minimize contamination risks and ensure precise, accurate dosing.
• Programmable Infusion Pumps: Electronic systems used for controlled, continuous, or bolus delivery of high-volume biologics over several hours or weeks, often used in clinical settings.
• Jet Injectors: Needle-free devices that deliver drugs through the skin using high-pressure, narrow streams, often considered for reduced injection site pain.

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Surgical Solutions

• Surgical Tables: Adjustable tables for patient positioning and preparation during surgery.
• Operating Room (OR) Lights: High-intensity, shadow-reducing lights essential for visibility.
• Suturing/Stapling: Needle holders (Mayo-Hegar, Olsen-Hegar, Webster), Surgical needles.
• Suction/Aspiration: Yankauer suction tip, Frazier suction tip, Poole suction.
• Modular Operation Theaters (OT): Specialized, sterile environments with integrated, specialized equipment.
• Scalpels: Blades and handles (e.g., #10, #11, #15) used for precise incisions.
• Surgical Scissors: Specialized scissors like Metzenbaum (for delicate tissue) or Mayo (for heavy tissue).
• Electrosurgical Units (ESU): Devices (e.g., Bovie pencil) that use electrical current to cut and coagulate tissue, minimizing blood flow.

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Hospitals & Surgical Centers

Supporting orthopedic and spine departments with product information, availability, and coordination with regional distributors.

Specialist Clinics

Working with specialist orthopedic and spine clinics to align product access with procedure volumes and clinical needs.

Regional Distributors

Collaborating with authorized distributors to ensure compliant, efficient distribution and inventory management.