The Locking 5, 6, 7 & 8 mm Cervical Fusion Spine Cage with Screws – 61 Pcs is a specialized cervical spine implant and instrumentation collection designed to support compatible anterior cervical fusion procedures. The set combines multiple cage heights with locking screws and associated components, providing a selection of implant sizes for surgical planning and procedure-specific requirements.
Cervical fusion systems are designed to provide structural support within the cervical spine following removal or treatment of a damaged intervertebral disc or other conditions requiring spinal stabilization. A cervical fusion cage may be positioned within the prepared disc space to help maintain appropriate intervertebral spacing while supporting the intended fusion construct. The specific indication, surgical approach, implant selection, and fixation technique must be determined by a qualified spine surgeon according to the patient’s anatomy and the manufacturer’s approved instructions for use.
This 61-piece configuration includes cervical cage options in 5 mm, 6 mm, 7 mm, and 8 mm heights, allowing the surgical team to select a compatible implant dimension according to the planned procedure. The system also includes screws intended to secure compatible cages. Because implant systems are engineered as integrated systems, cage geometry, screw dimensions, locking interfaces, and instrumentation should be verified for compatibility before clinical use.
The implants are specified as Titanium Grade 5, commonly identified as Ti-6Al-4V. Titanium alloys are widely used in orthopedic and spinal implant applications because of their combination of strength, corrosion resistance, and established use in implantable medical devices. The exact material designation, surface treatment, mechanical specifications, and regulatory status should be confirmed through the manufacturer’s technical documentation and applicable device labeling.
A locking mechanism can provide fixation between the screw and compatible cage when properly engaged according to the system’s design. This type of integrated fixation is intended to help maintain the relationship between the implant components after placement. Proper implant sizing and compatible instrumentation are essential, and the surgical team should use only instruments specifically designated for the implant system.
The 61-piece set can be useful for spine surgery centers, orthopedic departments, neurosurgical facilities, and medical distributors managing cervical fusion implant systems. Keeping compatible cage sizes, screws, and associated components together can simplify inventory organization and help surgical teams prepare for procedures requiring different cervical implant heights.
The product should be supplied, stored, handled, and sterilized according to the manufacturer’s applicable instructions. Implant components should be inspected for packaging integrity, damage, contamination, or other abnormalities before use. Implantable components must only be used within their approved indications and according to applicable regulatory and clinical requirements.
Because spinal implants are highly system-specific, buyers should verify the exact cage dimensions, screw specifications, implant levels, locking mechanism, compatible instrumentation, material certification, regulatory documentation, and complete 61-piece inventory before purchase. The product title alone should not be used to establish clinical compatibility or regulatory approval.
Key Features
- 61-piece cervical fusion implant and instrument collection
- Includes 5, 6, 7, and 8 mm cervical cage heights
- Locking cervical spine cage design
- Includes compatible fixation screws
- Manufactured from specified Grade 5 titanium
- Designed for compatible cervical fusion procedures
- Multiple cage heights support procedure-specific implant selection
- System-specific cage and screw interface
- Suitable for professional spine surgery environments
- Intended for use with compatible surgical instrumentation
- Useful for orthopedic and neurosurgical spine facilities
- Exact specifications and compatibility should be verified before clinical use
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Locking Cervical Fusion Spine Cage with Screws |
| Set Quantity | 61 Pieces |
| Specialty | Spine Surgery / Orthopedic Surgery |
| Application | Cervical Spinal Fusion |
| Cage Heights | 5 mm, 6 mm, 7 mm & 8 mm |
| Implant Type | Cervical Fusion Cage |
| Fixation | Locking Screw System |
| Implant Material | Titanium Grade 5 |
| Titanium Alloy | Commonly Ti-6Al-4V, verify manufacturer documentation |
| Screw Type | Compatible Locking Screws |
| Instrument Compatibility | System Specific |
| Intended Use | Compatible Cervical Fusion Procedures |
| Regulatory Status | Verify Manufacturer Documentation |
| Packaging | Implant/System Set, configuration dependent |
FAQs
What is a locking cervical fusion spine cage?
A locking cervical fusion spine cage is an implant designed for compatible cervical fusion procedures and incorporates a fixation interface intended to secure compatible screws within the cage construct.
What cage sizes are included in this 61-piece set?
The listed cage heights are 5 mm, 6 mm, 7 mm, and 8 mm. The complete 61-piece inventory should be verified against the manufacturer’s product list.
What material is the cervical fusion cage made from?
This product is specified as being manufactured from Titanium Grade 5. The exact alloy designation and material certification should be confirmed through the manufacturer’s technical documentation.
What is Grade 5 titanium?
Grade 5 titanium is commonly associated with the Ti-6Al-4V titanium alloy, which is widely used in orthopedic and implantable medical-device applications. The precise material specification should be verified from the product documentation.
Are the screws included with the cervical cage?
Yes. The product is described as a 61-piece set containing cervical fusion cages and compatible locking screws. The exact screw quantities and dimensions should be confirmed from the supplied configuration.
Is this cervical cage compatible with every spine surgery system?
No. Cervical cages and locking screws are system-specific components. Compatibility with implants, instruments, and surgical techniques must be confirmed through the applicable manufacturer’s documentation.
What procedures are cervical fusion cages used for?
Cervical fusion cages may be used in appropriately indicated cervical spinal fusion procedures. The specific indication, surgical approach, implant size, and fixation method must be determined by a qualified spine surgeon.
How should cervical implant components be handled?
Implant components should be handled according to the manufacturer’s instructions for use, including requirements for storage, packaging integrity, inspection, and preparation before implantation.
What should I verify before purchasing this cervical fusion set?
Verify the complete 61-piece inventory, cage dimensions, screw specifications, titanium material documentation, locking interface, compatible instruments, regulatory documentation, and intended indications.
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