Cervical Arthrodesis Plate

When an anterior spinal fusion is performed to stabilize the spine for tumor, trauma, deformity, degenerative disc disease, and other forms of cervical instability, the application of an anterior cervical plate has become widely accepted. The inclusion of anterior plate fixation provides numerous advantages, including the ability to resist graft displacement, a decreased occurrence of pseudarthrosis associated with micromotion at the graft-vertebral body interface, the preservation of anterior cervical alignment during multi-level discectomies or corpectomies, and a reduced dependence on extended external bracing.input:
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Angularly stable screw fixing design that is fixed and polaxial (±9°)Self-drilling and self-tapping screwsTemporary fixation with pinsVisual control of the intervertebral disc is facilitated by the plate's holes.

In order to prevent irritation of the esophageal tissue, the plate is designed with a low profile and a thickness of 2mm.