Sep. 22, 2025
Product Features
Sacroiliac Screw Type I
· Closed-end design prevents screw loosening.
· Low-profile head preserves more bone mass and minimizes soft tissue irritation.
· Lateral connector offers variable offset options, reducing the need for rod bending.
· Lateral connectors are available in various diameters to match the posterior lumbar system.
· Can be used in conjunction with S1/S2 fixation or independently, providing greater versatility. Functional even with incomplete sacrum.

· Wide-angle iliac screw, featuring a U-shaped opening slot. Compatible with thoracolumbar posterior systems, requiring no additional components, facilitating rod placement.
· Cannulated design enables precise screw placement into the iliac bone via guidewire positioning, ensuring surgical safety.
· Threadless shank design minimizes sacroiliac joint injury.
· Low-profile head reduces soft tissue injury.
Advantages of the S2AI Technique
· Smaller surgical exposure: Requires less tissue dissection for access.
· Easier to master: The technique has a relatively straightforward learning curve.
· Enhanced safety: Offers a safer surgical approach.
· Superior biomechanical strength: Provides strong fixation.
· Inline trajectory: Aligns directly with the cephalad (upper) pedicle screws.
· Reduced lateral tissue dissection: Minimizes the need to strip tissue outward.
· No connectors required: Eliminates the need for additional linkage devices.
· Reduced prominence at skin level: Results in a lower profile under the skin.
· Percutaneous placement capability: Screws can be inserted through small incisions using minimally invasive techniques.
· More accurate screw trajectory: Facilitates optimal screw placement positioning.

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