Reduction Screw

Glass Agencies presents the Reduction Screw, a specialized spinal fixation component used in posterior spinal stabilization procedures to assist in vertebral alignment and controlled correction during surgery. The Reduction Screw is commonly applied in thoracic and lumbar spine procedures where gradual reduction of displaced or misaligned vertebrae is required before final fixation. Its extended head and reduction mechanism allow surgeons to capture the connecting rod at a higher position and gradually bring the vertebra into the intended alignment as the rod is seated. This controlled adjustment supports accurate correction while minimizing sudden force on the bone and surrounding structures. The screw is manufactured from biocompatible material suitable for implantation, supporting safe interaction with bone tissue throughout the healing period. The thread profile supports strong engagement within the vertebral body, helping maintain secure anchorage once final positioning is achieved. The head structure is compatible with standard spinal rod systems, allowing smooth integration into posterior fixation constructs. The Reduction Screw supports use in deformity correction, spinal fractures, spondylolisthesis, and instability cases where vertebral repositioning is required. Its form allows controlled handling using standard spinal instruments, supporting accurate placement even in complex surgical situations. After reduction is completed, the screw functions as a standard fixation point, maintaining alignment during the fusion process. Radiographic compatibility allows postoperative imaging and follow-up evaluation without significant interference. The screw supports use across single-level or multi-level constructs based on clinical planning and patient anatomy. Sterile packaging supports safe handling and readiness for operating room use. The Reduction Screw supports balanced load sharing across the fixation system, helping maintain correction under normal physiological movement. Glass Agencies maintains strict quality control processes to ensure each Reduction Screw meets accepted safety and performance standards for spinal fixation devices. When used according to surgical protocols and medical judgment, the screw supports consistent mechanical support throughout recovery. By assisting gradual vertebral repositioning and maintaining corrected alignment, the Reduction Screw plays a significant role in modern spinal surgery.