A cervical revision bone screw (self-drilling & self-tapping) is an advanced fixation screw specifically developed for use in revision cervical spine procedures, where previous implants have been removed or bone quality may be compromised. It features a self-drilling tip, allowing direct insertion into bone without pre-drilling, and self-tapping threads, which cut and form threads during insertion.

The screw is typically designed with a larger diameter, deeper thread profile, or specialized geometry to achieve improved bone purchase and stability, particularly in previously instrumented or weakened bone. This ensures secure fixation and minimizes the risk of loosening or pull-out in revision cases.

Manufactured from medical-grade titanium or titanium alloy, the screw offers high strength, corrosion resistance, and excellent biocompatibility. It is compatible with anterior cervical plate systems, often featuring locking or variable-angle capabilities to accommodate surgical needs and anatomical variations.

Cervical revision bone screws are widely used in revision ACDF procedures, failed fusion cases, implant replacement surgeries, and complex cervical reconstructions, where strong fixation and surgical efficiency are critical.

🔹 Key Features

• Self-drilling tip for direct insertion
• Self-tapping threads for efficient fixation
• Enhanced design for improved bone grip in revision cases
• Suitable for compromised or previously instrumented bone
• Compatible with cervical plate systems
• High strength and biocompatibility

🔹 Common Applications

• Revision ACDF procedures
• Failed fusion or implant loosening cases
• Cervical implant replacement surgeries
• Complex cervical spine reconstructions