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Cervical disc prosthesis<br> A one step implantation<br> Preserve the instant Rotation Center<br> Mobi-C ® system:<br> Translation/rotation control<br> Optimization of load sharing and contact surfaces<br> Mobile insert</strong><br> • favors the respect of the instantaneous rotation centers.<br> • It insures the self positioning of the superior plate versus the inferior plate.<br> Controlled mobility<br> </strong></span><span class="cervical">• The mobility is self controlled by the compression of the implant.<br> • The 2 lateral stops on the inferior plate control and limit the mobility of the mobile insert and makes its migration impossible.<br> Perfect congruencee<br> </strong></span><span class="cervical">• The contact surface is optimized and perfectly balanced between the flat and spherical surfaces.<br> • The mobile insert design offer an equivalent contact surface between the superior and inferior plate.<br> Reduced constraints<br> </strong>• The mobile insert mobility favors the decrease the transmission of the constraints on the bone / implant interface (origin of dislocation), and reduces the constraints on the posterior facet joints.<br> • Preserves the future of the inferior and superior levels.</p> <p><strong>Respect of the cervical anatomy</strong><br> • Minimal thickness of the prosthesis plates.<br> • A complete range allowing a maximal coverage of the vertebral plate and the respect of the intersomatic height.<br> • Contact between the prosthesis plates is impossible.<br> Primary anchorage optimization<br> </strong>• Optimization of the anchorage and of the primary stability with the lateral self retaining teeth<br> • The inclined shape of the teeth favors the introduction of the implant while insuring a reliable anchorage on the solid parts of the vertebral plates.<br> Respect the physiological movement</strong><br> • Restore the lordosis and the physiological cervical mobility.<br> • Restore the physiological height of the disc.<br> Flexion / Extension<br> Lateral bending<br> Rotation<br>
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