What Is A Cervical Cage
What is a cervical cage and what is it used for? A PEEK cervical cage is an interbody spinal implant used during anterior cervical discectomy
What is a cervical cage and what is it used for? A PEEK cervical cage is an interbody spinal implant used during anterior cervical discectomy
Lumbar cages are spinal implants used in patients suffering from chronic or degenerative back conditions, including: Spinal stenosis Degenerative disc disease Scoliosis Spondylolisthesis Fractures, tumors
A PEEK cervical cage is an interbody spinal implant used during anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF). It provides a stable surface for bone to
Lumbar decompression surgery is a complicated procedure, and one that requires proper fusion of lumbar vertebrae. The addition of PEEK devices like spinal rods have
PEEK interbody devices have been in use for well over a decade and are integral to several spinal fusion procedures. This includes anterior cervical discectomy
In recent years, artificial disc replacements made from PEEK have garnered interest from researchers. The initial studies are promising and confirm that the high-performance polymer
PEEK spinal cages, also termed interbody fusion cages, are used in spinal fusion procedures to replace a damaged spinal disc and provide an ideal environment
PEEK is a frontline choice for cervical implants For nearly two decades, PEEK cervical implants and spacers have been placed in hundreds of thousands of
PEEK facilitates bone graft procedures The use of a PEEK cage with a bone graft reduces the likelihood of postoperative complications, is a proven safe
Quality, safety, consistency – what every PEEK cage manufacturer should offer Every PEEK cage manufacturer is responsible for producing safe, effective and consistent components for