OsteoMed SmartFlex™ Pediatric Cranial Expander

For treatment of Cranial Reconstruction
Overview
SmartFlex™ is a pediatric cranial expander featuring pre-formed cranial springs. The SmartFlex is manufactured with medical grade stainless steel with beveled foot plates designed to fit securely under the skull bone.
 
SmartFlex offers early minimally invasive surgical intervention to decrease the morbidity associated with an extensive decompression operation.

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In addition to treating Cranial Reconstruction, the OsteoMed SmartFlex Pediatric Cranial Expander can also be used in the following procedures:

Facial Reconstructive Surgery (Reconstruction)

Features

SmartFlex is designed to be a minimally invasive surgical intervention option compared to standard decompression or cranial vault procedures.
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