The 5 mm Titanium Cervical Fusion Spine Cage Set is a specialized orthopedic spinal implant system intended for use in cervical interbody fusion procedures. Designed for professional spinal surgery applications, this system combines cervical fusion cages with fixation screws to provide structural support and stabilization within the cervical spine. The set includes 6 titanium cervical fusion cages and 14 screws in 16 mm and 18 mm lengths, providing a selection of fixation options for different surgical requirements.

The 5 mm cervical fusion cage is designed for placement within the cervical intervertebral space following appropriate surgical preparation of the disc space. Cervical interbody cages are used as part of spinal fusion procedures to help maintain the desired intervertebral space and provide structural support while the fusion process develops. The cage geometry and fixation system are intended to work together as an integrated cervical spine implant solution.

Manufactured from titanium, the cervical fusion cage offers a strong and durable implant material suitable for demanding orthopedic and spinal applications. Titanium is widely used in spinal implant systems because of its mechanical properties, corrosion resistance, and established use in implantable orthopedic applications. Its radiographic characteristics can also support postoperative imaging and assessment of the treated spinal segment.

This cervical spine cage set contains 14 fixation screws, available in 16 mm and 18 mm lengths. Having multiple screw lengths allows the appropriate fixation option to be selected according to the specific implant configuration, surgical approach, anatomy, and surgeon preference. The combination of cages and screws makes the system suitable for professional cervical interbody fusion procedures where secure implant positioning and spinal stabilization are required.

The 5 mm cage height provides a defined implant profile for cervical reconstruction applications. The implant is intended to help support restoration and maintenance of the cervical disc-space region following surgical decompression and disc removal, when clinically indicated. Proper implant sizing, positioning, and fixation should always be determined by a qualified spinal surgeon based on patient anatomy, imaging findings, surgical technique, and the manufacturer’s instructions for use.

For medical device handling, the implant system should be processed according to the applicable manufacturer instructions and institutional protocols. Where reusable surgical instrumentation is used with the implant system, appropriate cleaning, disinfection, inspection, packaging, and sterilization procedures should be followed according to validated hospital protocols and the applicable device instructions. Implantable components should not be treated as reusable surgical instruments unless specifically designated and validated for reuse by the manufacturer.

The titanium construction provides the durability required for a professional orthopedic implant system, while the selection of cage and screw sizes supports versatility in cervical fusion surgery. The set can be incorporated into spinal implant inventory for hospitals, orthopedic centers, spine surgery facilities, and authorized medical distributors requiring cervical interbody fusion components.

The Cervical Fusion Spine Cage – 5 mm – 6 pcs with 14 Screws (16 mm & 18 mm) – Titanium is therefore suited to professional cervical spine surgery applications requiring a titanium interbody cage and compatible fixation screws. Its defined 5 mm cage profile, multiple cage units, and two available screw lengths provide a practical configuration for cervical fusion procedures performed by appropriately trained medical professionals.

Key Features

• 5 mm cervical fusion spine cage designed for cervical interbody fusion applications
• Manufactured from titanium for strength and durable implant performance
• Complete set includes 6 cervical fusion cages
• Supplied with 14 fixation screws
• Includes 16 mm and 18 mm screw lengths for fixation versatility
• Designed for professional cervical spinal fusion surgery
• Supports cervical interbody space restoration and stabilization
• Suitable for orthopedic and neurosurgical spinal procedures
• Titanium construction offers corrosion resistance and established implant biocompatibility
• Multiple implant components support different surgical fixation requirements
• Intended for use by qualified spinal surgeons according to applicable surgical technique
• Suitable for professional hospital and spine surgery environments

Product Specifications

FAQs

1. What is a 5 mm Cervical Fusion Spine Cage used for?

A 5 mm Cervical Fusion Spine Cage is an interbody spinal implant intended for cervical fusion procedures. It provides structural support within the prepared cervical intervertebral space and assists with maintaining the desired disc-space region during the fusion process.

2. What material is this cervical fusion cage made from?

This cervical fusion cage is manufactured from titanium, a material widely used in orthopedic and spinal implant applications because of its strength, durability, corrosion resistance, and established biocompatibility.

3. How many cervical cages are included in the set?

The Cervical Fusion Spine Cage – 5 mm set contains 6 cervical fusion cages.

4. How many screws are supplied with the cervical fusion cage set?

The system includes 14 fixation screws in total. The supplied screw lengths are 16 mm and 18 mm.

5. What are the screw sizes included with this cervical spine implant system?

The fixation screws supplied with the set are available in 16 mm and 18 mm lengths, providing options for appropriate surgical fixation based on the implant configuration and patient anatomy.

6. Is the titanium cervical cage suitable for spinal fusion surgery?

The product is designed as a cervical interbody fusion implant for professional spinal surgery applications. Selection and use should be determined by a qualified spine surgeon according to the patient’s clinical condition, anatomy, surgical technique, and applicable manufacturer instructions.

7. Can the cervical fusion cage be sterilized?

Implantable components must be handled according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions for use. Reusable surgical instruments associated with an implant system should undergo appropriate cleaning and sterilization according to the manufacturer’s instructions and validated healthcare-facility protocols.

8. Who should use this cervical fusion spine cage system?

This implant system is intended for use by appropriately trained and qualified orthopedic or spine surgeons in accordance with applicable surgical procedures, device instructions, and institutional requirements.