Cervical interbody spinal fusion cage Rebar Titanium Orthopedic Surgical Instruments

Dyna International’s Cervical Interbody spinal Fusion Cage Rebar Titanium is an orthopedic surgical instrument designed for cervical spinal fusion cage surgeries, specifically for interbody fusion procedures. This device is crafted from titanium, a material known for its biocompatibility and strength. The cage is used to replace a damaged or degenerated intervertebral disc in the cervical spine, providing support and stability to promote fusion between adjacent vertebrae. The “Rebar” design likely incorporates reinforcing structures for enhanced stability and integration. This orthopedic instrument is part of a comprehensive set of surgical tools tailored for cervical spine interventions, aiming to improve patient outcomes and facilitate the fusion process in orthopedic surgery.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:

• • Titanium Alloy: The main body of the fusion cage is likely composed of a titanium alloy. Titanium is chosen for its biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and strength. The alloy may include elements like aluminum and vanadium to enhance its mechanical properties.
  • Surface Coating: The surface of the cervical spinal fusion cage may have special coatings or treatments to promote osseointegration, which is the fusion of the cage with the surrounding bone. These coatings may include hydroxyapatite or other bioactive materials.
  • Rebar Reinforcement: The term “Rebar” suggests the presence of reinforcing structures within the cage design. These structures may be made from the same titanium alloy or another material to provide additional strength and stability.
  • Radiolucent Markers: Radiolucent markers may be incorporated into the cage to aid in postoperative imaging, allowing surgeons to monitor the fusion progress and assess the alignment of the implant.