Orthopedic Spinal Fixation Vertebral Hook Medical Instrument

Introduction

The intervertebral fusion cage is a large, hollow cylinder made of high-grade metal, typically titanium. Designed as a "cage," it allows bone graft placement inside the hollow cylinder to facilitate spinal fusion between two vertebrae. The specialized perforations throughout the cage enable bone formation around and through the structure, securing the two vertebrae with solid bone.

Many modern intervertebral fusion cages are engineered for versatility, supporting both traditional open incision surgery and advanced laparoscopic procedures. While the traditional approach provides direct visibility, the laparoscopic method utilizes smaller incisions and specialized camera systems to minimize tissue damage and accelerate patient recovery.

Our spinal internal fixation systems are suitable for various conditions causing spinal instability:

• Degenerative Spondylolisthesis: Forward slipping of vertebral bodies.
• Spinal Fractures: Structural breaks in the vertebrae.
• Scoliosis & Kyphosis: Abnormal curvatures of the spine (humpback).
• Spinal Tumors: Cancerous growths affecting spinal integrity.