Because the ICON self-tapping screws may be initially implanted independently of the heads, interbody device insertion and decortication around the posts is unobstructed, letting you complete preparation with finesse. Heads lock onto the screw with slip-on ease, and confirmation of engagement is simple. Because the screw head has a circumferential 52º range of motion and three offset options, rod bending is minimized.
- Head locks reliably onto screw; confirmation of engagement is clear and simple
- Distraction off headless screw posts eliminates obstacles to interbody device insertion
- Low profile posts reduce decortication obstructions
The ICON System incorporates details that are engineered taking into consideration surgeon preference. The locking screw utilizes a unique coarse buttress thread to set smoothly and unmistakably, and reduced potential for cross-threading. At the apex of the bone screw's spherical head, a deformation ring flattens to increase rod and screw surface contact for added stability. For surgeons who choose to use the guide pin, the shaft of the bone screw as well as the screw delivery and bone preparation instrumentation are cannulated to enable precise placement with a minimally invasive method.
- Locking screw engineered to reduce potential for cross-threading
- Deformation ring provides grip at interface of rod and screw
- Cannulated screw shaft and instrumentation supports use of MIS techniques for placement
ICON's modular design accommodates surgeons, letting them proceed with fewer steps focused on the implant and more time focused on patient and procedure. The ability to decorticate with bone screws already in place and then simply and securely attach the head speeds the procedure; engineering details throughout the system support intraoperative efficiency and enable a strong, rigid construct.