A cervical cage plate with screw is an advanced spinal implant system used in anterior cervical spine procedures (ACDF). It combines an interbody fusion cage with an integrated anterior plate and locking screws, offering a comprehensive solution for fusion and fixation in a single construct.

After removal of the diseased or damaged disc, the cage is inserted into the intervertebral disc space to restore disc height, maintain cervical lordosis, and decompress neural elements. The attached anterior plate is then secured to the adjacent vertebral bodies using locking screws, providing enhanced primary stability and preventing implant migration or displacement.

The cage portion is typically filled with bone graft material to promote osseointegration and long-term fusion. Its design includes graft windows, anatomical contours, and anti-migration features such as serrations or textured surfaces for secure placement.

Manufactured from medical-grade titanium, PEEK, or titanium-coated materials, the system ensures high strength, durability, and excellent biocompatibility. This integrated design reduces the need for separate implants, simplifies the surgical procedure, and minimizes operative time.

Cervical cage plate systems are widely used in treating degenerative disc disease, cervical instability, trauma, and deformities, offering a low-profile yet highly stable fixation solution.

🔹 Key Features

• Integrated cage + anterior plate system
• Includes locking screws for secure fixation
• Restores disc height and cervical alignment
• Provides strong immediate stability
• Reduces need for separate plate implantation
• Available in titanium, PEEK, or coated materials

🔹 Common Applications

• Cervical degenerative disc disease
• Cervical disc herniation
• Cervical instability
• Trauma cases
• ACDF procedures