A cervical cage with screw is an advanced interbody fusion device used in anterior cervical spine procedures (such as ACDF). It combines a cervical interbody cage with integrated fixation screws, eliminating or reducing the need for an additional anterior plate.

After removal of the damaged disc, the cage is inserted into the intervertebral disc space, where it helps restore disc height, maintain cervical lordosis, and decompress neural structures. The integrated screws are then anchored into the adjacent vertebral bodies, providing immediate fixation and enhanced stability.

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

Manufactured from PEEK, titanium, or titanium-coated materials, the implant offers excellent strength, durability, and biocompatibility. PEEK variants provide radiolucency, allowing clear postoperative imaging to assess fusion progress.

Cervical cages with screws are widely used in treating degenerative disc disease, cervical disc herniation, spinal instability, and trauma, offering a low-profile, stable, and efficient alternative to traditional cage-and-plate systems.

🔹 Key Features

• Integrated screw fixation (no separate plate required)
• Restores disc height and cervical alignment
• Provides immediate stability
• Large graft window for fusion
• Anti-migration design
• Available in PEEK, titanium, or coated options

🔹 Common Applications

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