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A peripheral support area outside
the grafting area
and restoration of lordosis
• The ROI implant makes it possible to recreate a normal
anatomic intravertebral space while simultaneously
respecting the grafting area and resting as close as
possible to the peripheral border of the vertebral
end-plate.
Maximum contact surface for
optimal stability
• ROI implants are shaped with an opening allowing them
to be thicker without reducing the grafting surface.
Weight bearing of the ROI implant is therefore applied
on a wide, strong and intact bone surface (close to the
peripheral border of the vertebral end-plate).
A concept aimed at stability
• As soon as MC+® and ROI PVBR are placed, the
serrated profile of the implants ensures their
self-retaining properties, until fusion is achieved.
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