study of clinical biomechanic of injured instrument vertebral column is restricted to\nqualitative consideration. Recently with helping Finite Element Method studies are done. Quantitative\ninstrument evaluation injured instrument vertebral column have got new shape. At most of the\nbiomechanical studies are done on the evaluation stability of implants and vertebral column (instrument), so\nfor determining any stress distribution, in this research five pieces of posterior spinal implants system\nevaluated stress distribution,maximum von mises stress and displacement with using Finite Element Method\nand ANSYS software which including: Cotrel Dubousset Horizon, pedicular screw, made of medical\ntitanium, pedicular screw, made of medical stainless steel, Cotrel Dubousset Horizon, laminar hook,\npedicular hook, device for transvers traction, DTT hook and connecting rod , that all of them were made\nfrom medical titanium , in conditions without vertebra and in all loading conditions similar to biomechanic\nloading include: axial compression, flexion, lateral bending and axial rotation. In this research, quasi static\nsafety factor of fixation devices determined between 3 to 6, so results of this study show that maximum\nVon Mises stress, at all loading conditions happen on the neck of the pedicular screws, in the blade of the\nhook and in the middle of the rod.