Quad-lead cortical thread
A quad-lead cortical thread on the proximal shank is intended to engage the pedicle isthmus. Below it, a dual-lead thread carries the screw forward through cancellous bone. The two profiles share one shank and are designed to keep insertion quick.
Buttress-thread set screw
A buttress-thread set screw sits in the polyaxial head and is designed to avoid cross-threading when the rod is locked. Final locking is made through the torque-limiting handle, with the anti-torque holding the head. Locking is a one-step mechanism.
Screws and rods
The range holds quad-lead polyaxial screws, listhesis polyaxial screws with extended tabs, cannulated fenestrated screws and a cannulated sacroiliac polyaxial screw.
Works with derotation sleeves
ATLAS derotation sleeves attach to the heads of QUATRO polyaxial and monoaxial screws. They link the apical vertebrae into one frame, so the force of the manoeuvre is carried by both pedicles of every vertebra in it. Insertion, contouring and tightening follow the QUATRO technique.
Hooks and connectors
Hooks and connectors are available where anatomical support is needed, and transverse connectors are intended to resist rotation of the construct.