Lumbar Interbody Fusion Cage
After the lumbar intervertebral disc is removed, it is implanted into the intervertebral space for fusion and fixation, which can be used for PLIF, TLIF, MIS-TLIF and other operations.
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Anatomical Design
• Convex Support Surface fits the upper and lower endplates, more in line with the human anatomical structure and facilitate fusion -

Increase the integration rate
• Extra-large bone-graft window to increase the volume of bone graft, enhance contact with the superior and inferior endplates, and improve fusion rates.
• PEEK material exhibits excellent biocompatibility, an elastic modulus close to that of bone, no stress shielding, and superior fusion outcomes. -

Stable after implantation
• Dentate projections to prevent dislodgement, thereby achieving initial implant stability.
• The serrated, rounded-edge shield design prevents stress concentration during contact between the fusion cage and the endplate, thereby reducing the risk of postoperative endplate fracture. -

Convenient operation
• Optimized bullet-shaped design for easy implantation
• Chamfered posterior edge design to prevent postoperative irritation of the dural sac.
• A striking device has been added to the distal end of the inserter to prevent excessive force from being applied to the screw at the connection point, thereby avoiding loosening of the joint or even damage to the threads.
• Chamfered design of the distal connection port for easy secondary implantation during intraoperative adjustments
• Three tantalum radiopaque filaments for easy fluoroscopic visualization of the fusion cage position.

Indications
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For patients who need segmental fusion of lumbar and lumbosacral segments
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Patients with degenerative disc disease and spinal instability
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Patients with spondylolisthesis
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Patients undergoing revision surgery after simple discectomy
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Patients with pseudarthrosis or failed lumbar fusion
Contraindication
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Tumor patients with bone destruction
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Patients with severe osteoporosis
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Patients with severe unstable burst fracture or compression fracture
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Patients with acute infection
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Patients with extensive epidural scar formation
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