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Cs·DISC

April 14, 2022 By SPINEMarketGroup

”Cs·DISC” a prosthesis intended for use in cervical spine stabilization. It is tasked with the restoration of the natural height of intervertebral space, reconstruction, and/or maintenance of cervical lordosis.”Cs·DISC” is made of Ti-alloy powder and manufactured using Electron Beam Technology (EBT). A porous implant with a special truss structure providing an excellent environment for a fusion where bone can fill the cage up to 65-70%. Its directional and corrugated (serrated) contact surfaces called ”shark teeth” prevent movement and dislocation after implantation into intervertebral space. Due to ”3D-Truss-Ti” construction functionality, the cage does not require a bone graft or a bone substitute.

Features:

  • Specially designed ”3D-Truss-Ti” structure:
    • minimal volume of titanium;
    • over 65% of space for bone fusion;
    • light & strong construction;
    • high load-bearing resistance;
    • safe & easy procedure;
  • Wide range of sizes;
  • Anatomical shape;
  • Surface of 3D-Truss prone to bone overgrowth;
  • Design providing excellent conditions for bone fusion;

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Filed Under: 3D ACIF, Anterior Cervical Interbody Cages (ACIF)

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