ARTeMIS®

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ARTeMIS®

ThoracolumbarARTeMIS

ARTeMIS®

Minimally Invasive Spinal Fixation System

ARTeMIS® is Medyssey's advanced percutaneous MIS fixation system,
engineered for both mini-open and fully percutaneous approaches.

  • FDA Cleared
  • MIS / Percutaneous
  • 5.5mm Rod
  • Ti-Alloy
Engineering

Designed for the Surgical Workflow

  • 01
    Dovetail Locking Mechanism

    Reverse trapezoidal thread design prevents cross-threading and set screw back-out, ensuring secure one-step fixation with every insertion.

  • 02
    Linear Slot Set Screw

    The Linear Slot compresses during final tightening, significantly increasing holding force while minimizing the risk of screw splaying or head twisting.

  • 03
    Double-Lead Screw Threads

    Dual-thread shaft design enables faster insertion and enhanced cortical bone purchase, reducing procedure time without compromising stability.

  • 04
    Dual Head Height Options

    Available in 88 mm and 118 mm extended screw head heights to accommodate varying patient anatomies and surgical approaches.

  • 05
    4.5-8.5 mm Screw Diameter Range

    Comprehensive screw options ranging from 4.5 mm to 8.5 mm in diameter and 20?60 mm in length, supporting both single-level and multi-level fixation.

  • 06
    Fixed & Variable Rod Options

    5.5 mm Titanium Alloy rods are available in both fixed pre-contoured and variable configurations, with lengths up to 500 mm for long-segment constructs.

Specifications

Precision in Every Dimension

Plate Dimensions
  • Screw Diameter4.5 / 5.0 / 5.5 / 6.5 / 7.5 / 8.5 mm
  • Screw Length20-60 mm
  • Head Height (Short)88 mm
  • Head Height (Long)118 mm
  • Rod Diameter5.5 mm
  • Rod Length Range35-500 mm
  • MaterialTitanium Alloy (Ti-6Al-4V)
  • Locking MechanismDovetail Locking Mechanism · Linear Slot Set Screw
Indications
  • Spondylotic Spinal Stenosis
  • Disc Herniation
  • Degenerative Spondylosis with Foraminal Narrowing
  • Post-operative Instability
  • Revision Surgery for Failed Disc Operation
  • Spinal Pseudarthrosis
  • Chronic Discogenic Low Back Pain