The Occipital Plate is an essential component of Posterior Cervical and Occipito-Cervical fixation systems. It provides strong and stable anchorage at the base of the skull (Occiput), ensuring secure fixation and alignment between the Occiput and Cervical Spine. Precision-engineered for an anatomical fit, the plate allows multiple screw fixation options and integrates smoothly with cervical rod systems to provide robust stabilization. Its low-profile design minimizes soft tissue irritation while maintaining high structural strength, making it ideal for complex spinal reconstructions.

Indications:

• Craniovertebral Junction (CVJ) instability — e.g., Atlantoaxial instability, Basilar Invagination
• Trauma - e.g., Occipital Condyle fractures, Atlanto-occipital dislocation
• Congenital anomalies — e.g., Chiari malformation, Klippel-Feil syndrome with instability
• Tumors involving the Occipital Bone or upper Cervical Spine
• Infections — e.g., Osteomyelitis of the Occiput or upper Cervical Vertebrae
• Revision surgeries — failed previous Occipito-Cervical fusion
• Severe Cervical deformities requiring Occiput-to-Cervical stabilization

The Occipital Cervical Plate with Rod System is engineered to provide rigid and stable fixation from the Occiput to the Cervical Spine in complex spinal reconstruction procedures. It is designed to address conditions involving trauma, deformity, tumor, or instability at the Craniovertebral Junction (CVJ).

The contoured Occipital Plate conforms to the natural curvature of the Occipital Bone and features multiple screw placement options for enhanced fixation strength. The system integrates seamlessly with Cervical Rods and instrumentation to maintain spinal alignment, support fusion, and restore stability across the CVJ region. Its biomechanically optimized design ensures secure load transfer and long-term construct durability.

Indications:

• Craniovertebral Junction (CVJ) instability - e.g., Atlantoaxial dislocation, Basilar Invagination
• Traumatic injuries - e.g., Occipital Condyle fractures, Atlanto-occipital dislocation
• Congenital anomalies - e.g., Chiari Malformation, Klippel-Feil Syndrome
• Degenerative disorders - e.g., Rheumatoid Arthritis causing cranial settling or instability
• Tumors involving the Occiput or upper Cervical Spine
• Infections - e.g., Osteomyelitis or Discitis at the CVJ
• Revision spine surgery - failed prior fusion or instrumentation
• Post-laminectomy instability - especially after upper cervical decompression

The Occipital Cervical Midline Fixation Plate is designed for rigid stabilization of the occipitocervical junction in cases of instability due to trauma, degeneration, or deformity. It features a midline profile for centralized occipital fixation and integrates seamlessly with posterior cervical instrumentation. The plate allows for multiple screw angulations, ensuring strong bone purchase while minimizing soft tissue disruption. Its low-profile, contoured design enhances anatomical fit and patient comfort post-operatively.

Indications:

• Traumatic injuries causing occipitocervical instability
• Degenerative conditions such as severe cervical spondylosis
• Rheumatoid arthritis affecting the upper cervical spine
• Congenital abnormalities like basilar invagination or atlantoaxial instability
• Tumors or infections compromising occipitocervical stability
• Revision surgeries requiring enhanced midline occipital fixation