Reline MAS TLIF

What are the eight systems within the Reline MAS portfolio

VBD

MOD

CORE

Nav. S

ConSol

Power

Bendini

Trauma

What are the five categories of instrumentation within Reline MAS

Implants

Guide technology

Options for rod passage

Reduction

Compression and distraction

What is the Helical Flange locking mechanism

interlocking flanges between the screw tulip and lock screw to create inward directed forces as the lock screw is delivered into the tulip

Why is the Helical Flange locking mechanism so important

designed to limit cross threading and head splay

What are the advantages of a double lead shank thread form

the screw advances with half the amount of turns of a single threaded screw (increases efficiency)

All Reline screws have this feature

Options for Reline screws

Polyaxial Standard

Polyaxial Traction

Polyaxial Reduction

Polyaxial Fenestrated

Polyaxial Open iliac

Monoaxial (Trauma)

Modular dual lead

Modular traction

What are the three difference guides available

Core system

Open top

Slip on

What are the features of the core system guides

Low profile

Rigid guide screw interface with eight points of engagement between guide and tulip

When is it recommended to use the core system guides over other options

Deformity correction - reduction, compression/distraction

Open top guide features

Compatible with all Reline core instrumentation

Guides must be placed in specific order to allow for rod passage

Designed to simplify rod passage and minimize incisions for two level constructs

What order should the rod pass through the open top guides for a one level construct

#1 guide first, #2 guide second

What order should the rod pass through the open top guides for a two level construct

#2 guide first, #1 guide second, #3 guide last

Features of slip on guides

Re-engage tulips intraoperatively

Compatible with all Reline Core instrumentation