• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
  • MANUFACTURERS
  • HEADHUNTERS
  • COMPANIES

SPINEMarketGroup

Spine Industry News

  • HOME
  • 2026
  • 2025
  • 2024
  • BROCHURES
  • ARTICLES
  • PRODUCT LIBRARY

CHESAPEAKE® Cervical-Ti Stabilization System

July 18, 2016 By SPINEMarketGroup

The CHESAPEAKE® Cervical-Ti Stabilization System is a multi-screw construct providing stability to the anterior column, while reducing the need for supplemental fixation in the cervical spine.  Featuring the revolutionary tifix® Locking Technology, the system exemplifies advances in new and innovative instrumentation and the technology required to achieve fusion.

  • CHESAPEAKE® Cervical-Ti  VIDEO ANIMATION (K2M version)

Features:

  • Featuring Revolutionary tifix® Locking Technology, Which Requires No Additional Locking Mechanism
  • 12 x 17 mm & 13 x 18 mm Footprints Available in 7° Lordotic Options
  • Anterior Fixation with Zero-profile Design
  • A Multi-screw Construct with 14° Converging Angles
  • Interbodies Manufactured from CP Grade II Titanium
  • Screws Manufactured from Titanium Alloy (Ti6Al4V)

About Stryker

Stryker is one of the world’s leading medical technology companies and, together with its customers, is driven to make healthcare better. The company offers innovative products and services in Orthopaedics, Medical and Surgical, and Neurotechnology and Spine that help improve patient and hospital outcomes. More information is available at www.stryker.com.

Related Posts:

  • Chesapeake Anterior-Lumbar
  • Caspian Occipital Plate System
  • Pyrenees Translational

Filed Under: Anterior Cervical Interbody Cages (ACIF), Stand-Alone Tagged With: ACIF

Primary Sidebar

PLATINUM SPONSORS

EXALTA 2LOGO-min
GLOBAL biomedica
NORMED newLOGO-min
GENESYS SPINE
SPINEGUARD2025
Dymicron 2
GSMEDICAL2025
spinewaygroup
RUTHLESS SPINE
RUDISHAUER
NGMEDICAL
LfC
ispine
CENTINEL SPINE
TSUNAMI MEDICAL
syntropiq logo
A-SPINE
L&Kmodelo log

POPULAR POST LAST 90 DAYS

  • Globus Medical: Stronger in Spine, but Could DePuy…
  • BROCHURES
  • DePuy Synthes for Sale: Who Could Actually Buy the…
  • Why Spine’s Commercial Model Needs a Reset? The real…
  • What Is Medtronic’s PILAR™ Technique?
  • Boston Scientific Puts $1.5 Billion on MiRus: Why…
  • Globus Medical: Strong Q1, Weak Stock Reaction — Is…
  • (2025 Update): Market, Leading FDA-Approved Devices,…
  • (UPDATED 2025): 6 Artificial Cervical Discs You’ll…
  • PRODUCT LIBRARY
  • Single-Use Spine Surgery Systems: The Future or…
  • COMPANIES
  • Modular Pedicle Screws: When Adaptability Becomes…
  • Strong Surgery, Soft Quarter: ATEC and the Cost of…
  • BoxSPINE Receives FDA Clearance for Rodless Spinal…
  • Autonomous Pedicle Screw Placement: Is Spine…
  • (UPDATED 2026) More Than 100 Options, No Single…
  • Orthofix Realigns Spine Leadership to Strengthen…
  • Cervical Fusion Implant Denials: Why Spine Societies…
  • Johnson & Johnson Explores Potential $20B Sale…
  • Top 60+ Minimally Invasive Sacroiliac Joint Fusion…
  • Hospital Access Is Gone. What Comes Next for Spine…
  • VB Spine Announces VB Spine Solutions, a…
  • Sublaminar Bands in Spine Surgery: Why This Small…
  • Globus Medical Reports First Quarter 2026 Results
  • Percutaneous MIS Spine Systems: Why Adoption Still…
  • Orthofix Discontinues M6-C™ and M6-L™ Artificial…
  • L&K Spine Performs First U.S. Deformity Case…
  • VB Spine Signs Master Agreement with Apolo Medica
  • Expandable cages were adopted not because they fused…
  • LAST 5 VIDEOS PUBLISHED

    1. Mighty Oak: Acorn 3D™
    2. Syntropiq: Lyra
    3. ATEC Spine: SafeOp®
    4. REACH Medical: Expandable PLIF/TLIF Cage
    5. Expanding Innovations: X-PAC®TLIF 

    Footer

    Contact us:

    spinemarketgroup@gmail.com info@thespinemarketgroup.com

    • LinkedIn
    • Twitter
    • YouTube

    PRIVACY POLICY

    • Legal
    • PRODUCT LIBRARY

    Copyright © 2026 · SPINEMarketGroup