Caliber Study Guide

Question 1

Caliber is intended for is in a maximum of how many contiguous levels?

Answer 1

2

Question 2

Caliber is used at a contracted height to help reduce what?

Answer 2

nerve root retraction and tissue resection

Question 3

What lengths are available with the Caliber implants?

Answer 3

22,26,30

Question 4

What are three benefits of caliber?

Answer 4

nice fit, continuous expansion, easy revision

Question 5

What are the dimensions of the adjustable trial?

Answer 5

10 x 26

Question 6

What are the expansion ranges for Lordotic option?

Answer 6

10-18mm

Question 7

What is the expansion range for the parallel option?

Answer 7

7-15mm

Question 8

What is the purpose of the torque limiting feature of the trial and implant?

Answer 8

prevent damage to the Implant or trial

Question 9

How far are the markers from the edge of the implant?

Answer 9

1. 5 on the side

2. 5mm front and back

Question 10

How far out does the set screw sit when the implant is fully collapsed?

Answer 10

3mm

Question 11

List 3 competitive expandable cages?

Answer 11

staxx, wave, and acculif

Question 12

is it ok to impact on insertion handle?

Answer 12

yes but not torque limiting driver

Question 13

Caliber has a lordotic option of ______ degrees ?

Answer 13

15 degrees

Question 14

Calibers sizers /shavers come in _____ to _______ hts?

Answer 14

7 to17 mm

Question 15

On a 10-15mm implant 1.25mm turns on the torque limiting driver indicate _____of expansion .

Answer 15

1mm of expansion

Question 16

Caliber is available in ____ and _____ widths?

Answer 16

10-12 mm widths

Question 17

Caliber has ____ radiographic markers on implant

Answer 17

4

Question 18

What are the two expansion implant options in a 15 degree implant ?

Answer 18

11-15mm and 12-17mm