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Instruments and implants approved by the AO Foundation
SynMesh System. Titanium implantsfor vertebral body replacement.
Technique Guide
Introduction
Surgical Technique
Product Information
Table of Contents
SynMesh System 2
AO Principles 3
Indications 4
Planning and Preparation 5
Distract and Insert Implant 10
Apply Supplemental Fixation 11
Implants 12
Instruments 15
Set List 18
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SynMesh System
SynMesh is a vertebral body replacement system with titanium implants available in various footprints and heightsto fill a range of vertebral defects. SynMesh implants are designed to restore normal spinal alignment and improve thebone-to-implant interface. The system features instrumentsthat allow simultaneous distraction and implantation.
System features– Parallel and angled end rings designed to restore normal
spinal alignment and resist subsidence
– Open architecture to allow bony fusion
– Instruments that allow simultaneous distraction and insertion
SynMesh implants are designed with an open architecture tooptimize bony ingrowth. They are available in six footprintsand in a range of heights to enable the surgeon to choosethe configuration that is best suited to the individual pathol-ogy and anatomical conditions of the patient. The mesh mayalso be trimmed for a custom fit.
Round end rings– Available in press fit and convex configurations
– Available in 0° and 2.5° of angulation per end ring
– Each end ring adds 1.5 mm of height for a total addition of 3.0 mm to the overall construct height
Oblong end rings– Available in press fit and convex configurations
– Available in 0° and 5° of angulation per end ring
– Two configurations feature slots for lateral/anterior insertion or slots for anterolateral insertion under distraction
– Each end ring adds 3.5 mm of height for a total additionof 7.0 mm to the overall construct height
Standard rings for the oblong mesh– Fit inside the mesh and are secured using two 3.0 mm
Locking Screws, low-profile (495.491)
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Construct height
1.5 mm
1.5 mm
3.5 mm
3.5 mm
SynMeshheight
SynMeshheight
AO Principles
In 1958, the AO formulated four basic principles1 which have become the guidelines for internal fixation. They are:– Anatomic reduction
– Stable internal fixation
– Preservation of blood supply
– Early, active mobilization
The fundamental aims of fracture treatment in the limbs andfusion of the spine are the same. A specific goal in the spineis returning as much function as possible to the injuredneural elements.2
AO Principles as Applied to the Spine3
Anatomic alignmentRestoration of normal spinal alignment to improve the biomechanics of the spine.
Stable internal fixationStabilization of the spinal segment to promote bony fusion.
Preservation of blood supplyCreation of an optimal environment for fusion.
Early, active mobilizationMinimization of damage to the spinal vasculature, dura, andneural elements, which may contribute to pain reduction and improved function for the patient.
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1. M.E. Müller, M. Allgöwer, R. Schneider, and H. Willenegger. Manual ofInternal Fixation, 3rd Edition. Berlin: Springer-Verlag. 1991.
2. Ibid.3. M. Aebi, J.S. Thalgott, J.K. Webb. AO ASIF Principles in Spine Surgery.
Berlin: Springer-Verlag. 1998.
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Indications
The SynMesh spacer is a vertebral body replacement deviceintended for use in the thoracolumbar spine (T1–L5) to replace a collapsed, damaged, or unstable vertebral bodydue to tumor or trauma (i.e., fracture). The SynMesh Systemis intended to be used with Synthes supplemental fixationsystems, e.g. ATLP, VentroFix, and USS. The interior of theSynMesh spacer can be packed with bone. The SynMesh System is designed to provide anterior column support, even in the absence of fusion for a prolonged period.
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Planning and Preparation
1Select approach and perform corpectomy
Use an anterior, lateral or anterolateral approach, dependingon the spinal level involved. Perform a partial or completecorpectomy, as required.
Note: Remove only the superficial layers of the entire cartilaginous endplate and expose bleeding bone.
Caution: Excessive removal of subchondral bone may weakenthe vertebral endplate. If the entire endplate is removed, subsidence and a loss of segmental stability may result.
2Determine implant size
Instrument
389.186 Corpectomy Caliper
389.187 Parallel Distractor
389.188 Parallel Distractor, extended
Distract the corpectomy site to the desired correction usingthe parallel distractor, and measure the height of the defectusing the Corpectomy Caliper.
389.186
Round
1.5 mm
1.5 mm
SynMeshheight
Constructheight
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Construct heightMinimum construct height using convex end rings:– 18 mm, for 10 mm or 12 mm round mesh
– 21 mm, for 15 mm round and all oblong mesh
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Oblong
3.5 mm
3.5 mm
SynMeshheight
Constructheight
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2Determine implant size continued
Instrument
8202 SynMesh Preoperative Planner
Use the preoperative planner and the following considera-tions to select an implant and simplify building of the construct:
– The height of the end ring is measured from the anterior side
– Two round end rings add a total of 3 mm to the construct height
– Two oblong end rings add a total of 7 mm to the construct height
3Cut mesh (if necessary)
Instruments
391.963 Universal Bending Pliers
397.091 SynMesh Cutter
Use the SynMesh cutter to trim the mesh to the appropriate height.
For the 10 mm and 12 mm round mesh, cut on the diagonal of mesh.
For the 15 mm round mesh and all oblong mesh, make either diagonal or horizontal cuts.
To determine if the tabs of the mesh need to be adjustedwith the universal bending pliers, line up the desired endrings with the mesh and adjust tabs as necessary.
Cut on diagonal Cut on diagonal or horizontal
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17 mm x 22 mm
12 mm
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4Attach one end ring and fill SynMesh with bone graft
Instruments
314.25 Hexagonal Screwdriver
314.44 Long Cruciform Screwdriver Shaft
389.183 Allograft Trimmer
Attach the appropriate end ring to one end of the mesh and fill the interior of the SynMesh cage with desired graft material.
Note: Technique shown using convex end rings. Alternatively,press fit end rings or standard rings can be used.
For 10 mm and 12 mm diameter round mesh, attach convexend ring with a low profile 2.0 mm locking screw using thelong cruciform screwdriver Shaft. For 15 mm round and all oblong mesh, attach convex end ring with a low profile3.0 mm locking screw using the hexagonal screwdriver.
Trim allograft if necessary, using the allograft trimmer and insert allograft.
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5Add second end ring
Instrument
314.25 Hexagonal Screwdriver
Attach the appropriate end ring to the mesh as described inthe previous step.
Note: If using a longer construct, the standard ring may beused for additional mesh strength. Place the standard ring inside the mesh at the desired location. Using the hexagonalscrewdriver, insert two 3.0 mm locking screws through themesh and into the standard ring to secure it in place.
Pack additional bone graft inside end rings as needed.
Distract and Insert Implant
6Distract and insert implant
Instrument
389.187 Parallel Distractor
Using the parallel distractor, distract the graft site until thedesired spinal alignment is achieved. While under distraction,insert the SynMesh implant using the appropriate implantholder.
Note: When using oblong end rings, ensure slots align withdistractor blades.
Final seating of the implant may be accomplished by gentlytapping on the impaction surface of the implant holder or by using the appropriate impactor.
Once the implant is in place, gently remove the parallel distractor.
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Apply Supplemental Fixation
7Apply supplemental fixation
To ensure stability of the spine and maintain adequate compression on the SynMesh construct, the SynMesh Systemis indicated for use with supplemental anterior and/or posterior fixation. The following systems may be used: VentroFix, ATLP, or USS.
Refer to the appropriate package inserts and techniqueguides for information on indications, descriptions, contra -indications, precautions, warnings, and potential risks associ-ated with these implant systems.
SynMesh Implants
Round Press Fit End Rings– No locking screw needed for press fit end rings
Diameter (mm) Angle495.384 10 0°495.387 10 2.5°495.385 12 0°495.388 12 2.5°495.386 15 0°495.389 15 2.5°
Round Convex End Rings– Screws required
– Screwdriver required (314.25 or 314.44)
Diameter (mm) Angle495.411 10 0°495.414 10 2.5°495.412 12 0°495.415 12 2.5°495.413 15 0°495.416 15 2.5°
495.410 2.0 mm Locking Screw, low profile 495.491 3.0 mm Locking Screw, low profile
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Round SynMesh
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Oblong Press Fit End Rings– No locking screw needed for press fit end rings
Anterolateral End Rings*
Dimensions (mm) Angle495.391 17 x 22 0°495.393 17 x 22 5°495.395 22 x 28 0°495.397 22 x 28 5°495.399 26 x 33 0°495.402 26 x 33 5°
Lateral or Anterior End RingsDimensions (mm) Angle
495.392 17 x 22 0°495.394 17 x 22 5°495.396 22 x 28 0°495.398 22 x 28 5°495.401 26 x 33 0°495.403 26 x 33 5°
Standard Rings– Screws required
– Screwdriver required (314.25)
Dimensions (mm)495.405 17 x 22495.406 22 x 28495.407 26 x 33
495.491 3.0 mm Locking Screw, low profile
*Also available
Oblong SynMesh
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Oblong Convex End Rings– Screws required
– Screwdriver required (314.25)
Anterolateral End Rings* Dimensions (mm) Angle
495.421 17 x 22 0°495.423 17 x 22 5°495.427 22 x 28 0°495.429 22 x 28 5°495.433 26 x 33 0°495.435 26 x 33 5°
Lateral or Anterior End Rings Dimensions (mm) Angle
495.422 17 x 22 0°495.424 17 x 22 5°495.428 22 x 28 0°495.430 22 x 28 5°495.434 26 x 33 0°495.436 26 x 33 5°
495.491 3.0 mm Locking Screw, low profile
*Also available
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Instruments
314.25 Hexagonal Screwdriver, 2.5 mm hex
314.44 Long Cruciform Screwdriver Shaft, with holding sleeve
389.156 ALIF Rasp
389.183 Allograft Trimmer
389.184 Forked Impactor, angle lateral
389.185 Forked Impactor, angle superior
389.186 Corpectomy Caliper
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389.187 Parallel Distractor
389.188 Parallel Distractor, extended
391.963 Universal Bending Pliers
396.388 SynMesh Implant Holder, small, with tips
396.389 SynMesh Implant Holder, large, with tips
396.391 SynMesh Implant Holder, small, straight
396.398 Impactor, small, straight
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397.023 Impactor, crescent
397.091 SynMesh Cutter
SynMesh System Instrument and Implant Set (105.019)
Graphic Cases and Implant Trays690.066 SynMesh Instrument and Implant Set
Graphic Case
690.067 SynMesh Additional Instruments andImplants Graphic Case
690.066.64 SynMesh System Tray, for 26 mm x 33 mmoblong implants
690.066.66 SynMesh System Tray, for 22 mm x 28 mmoblong implants
690.066.68 SynMesh System Tray, for 17 mm x 22 mmoblong implants
690.066.70 SynMesh System Tray, for 15 mm diameterround implants
690.066.72 SynMesh System Tray, for 12 mm diameterround implants
690.066.74 SynMesh System Tray, for 10 mm diameterround implants
Instruments314.25 Hexagonal Screwdriver
314.44 Long Cruciform Screwdriver Shaft, with holding sleeve
389.156 ALIF Rasp
389.183 Allograft Trimmer
389.184 Forked Impactor, angle lateral
389.185 Forked Impactor, angle superior
389.186 Corpectomy Caliper
389.187 Parallel Distractor
389.188 Parallel Distractor, extended
391.963 Universal Bending Pliers
396.388 SynMesh Implant Holder, small, with tips
396.389 SynMesh Implant Holder, large, with tips
396.391 SynMesh Implant Holder, small, straight
396.398 Impactor, small, straight
397.023 Impactor, crescent, 9 mm x 20 mm head
397.091 SynMesh Cutter
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Note: For additional information, please refer to package insert.
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Height (mm) Qty.
495.341 4 4495.441 5 4495.342 6 6495.442 7 6495.443 8 6495.444 9 6495.343 10 4495.445 11 4
SynMesh System Tray for 12 mm Round Implants(690.066.72) Implants also sold separately.
Height (mm) Qty.
495.446 12 1495.601 14 1495.602 16 1495.344 18 1495.603 20 1495.604 22 1495.605 24 1495.447 32 1
Implants
SynMesh, round, 10 mm diameter
Height (mm) Qty.
495.346 4 4495.347 5 4495.348 6 6495.349 7 6495.351 8 6495.352 9 6495.353 10 4495.354 11 4495.355 12 1
Height (mm) Qty.
495.611 14 1495.612 16 1495.451 18 1495.613 20 1495.614 22 1495.615 24 1495.356 32 1495.357 88 1
SynMesh, round, 12 mm diameter
Height (mm) Qty.
495.361 8 2495.362 10 2495.363 12 2495.364 14 2495.455 16 1495.621 18 1
Height (mm) Qty.
495.622 20 1495.623 22 1495.624 24 1495.365 32 1495.366 88 1
SynMesh, round, 15 mm diameter
End Rings, round
Diameter(mm) Angle Qty.
495.384 10 0° 4495.387 10 2.5° 4495.385 12 0° 4495.388 12 2.5° 4495.386 15 0° 4495.389 15 2.5° 4
Convex End Rings, round
Diameter(mm) Angle Qty.
495.411 10 0° 4495.414 10 2.5° 4495.412 12 0° 4495.415 12 2.5° 4495.413 15 0° 4495.416 15 2.5° 4
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Height (mm) Qty.
495.461 6 2495.371 8 2495.462 10 2495.372 12 2495.463 14 2495.464 20 1495.465 22 1
Height (mm) Qty.
495.466 24 1495.467 26 1495.468 28 1495.373 32 1495.469 52 1495.374 88 1
SynMesh, oblong, 17 mm x 22 mm
SynMesh, oblong, 22 mm x 28 mm
Height (mm) Qty.
495.471 8 2495.376 8 2495.472 10 2495.377 12 2495.473 14 2495.474 28 1495.475 30 1
Height (mm) Qty.
495.476 32 1495.477 34 1495.478 36 1495.479 52 1495.378 64 1495.379 88 1
SynMesh, oblong, 26 mm x 33 mm
Height (mm) Qty.
495.481 6 2495.482 8 2495.483 10 2495.484 12 2495.485 14 2495.487 46 1
Height (mm) Qty.
495.488 48 1495.489 50 1495.490 52 1495.381 64 1495.382 88 1
SynMesh System Tray for 26 mm x 33 mm OblongImplants (690.066.64) Implants also sold separately.
End Rings, oblong, lateral or anterior
Dimensions(mm) Angle Qty.
495.392 17 x 22 0° 2495.394 17 x 22 5° 2495.396 22 x 28 0° 2495.398 22 x 28 5° 2495.401 26 x 33 0° 2495.403 26 x 33 5° 2
Convex End Rings, oblong, lateral or anterior
Dimensions(mm) Angle Qty.
495.422 17 x 22 0° 2495.424 17 x 22 5° 2495.428 22 x 28 0° 2495.430 22 x 28 5° 2495.434 26 x 33 0° 2495.436 26 x 33 5° 2
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495.405 Standard Ring, 17 mm x 22 mm, 2 ea.
495.406 Standard Ring, 22 mm x 28 mm, 2 ea.
495.407 Standard Ring, 26 mm x 33 mm, 2 ea.
495.410 2.0 mm Locking Screw, low profile, 24 ea.
495.491 3.0 mm Locking Screw, low profile, 48 ea.
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Instruments396.392 SynMesh Implant Holder, small, angled396.393 SynMesh Implant Holder, straight396.394 SynMesh Implant Holder, angled397.024 Impactor, small, angled
Implants495.486 SynMesh, 26 mm x 33 mm, 44 mm height
Oblong End Rings, anterolateral
Dimensions (mm) Angle
495.391 17 x 22 0°
495.393 17 x 22 5°
495.395 22 x 28 0°
495.397 22 x 28 5°495.399 26 x 33 0°
495.402 26 x 33 5°
Oblong End Rings, anterolateral, convex
Dimensions (mm) Angle
495.421 17 x 22 0°
495.423 17 x 22 5°
495.427 22 x 28 0°
495.429 22 x 28 5°
495.433 26 x 33 0°
495.435 26 x 33 5°
Contoured SynMesh, round
Diameter (mm) Height (mm)
495.634 12 88
495.635 12 150
495.637 15 88
495.638 15 150
Also Available
Contoured SynMesh, oblong
Dimensions (mm) Height (mm)
495.641 17 x 22 88
495.642 17 x 22 150
495.644 22 x 28 88
495.645 22 x 28 150495.647 28 x 33 88
495.648 28 x 33 150
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