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Origami Lateral Cage

January 1, 2018 By SPINEMarketGroup

The OrigamiTM cages are simple expandable interbody implants – two to three components only -, are suited for 3D printing and feature one cage body and at least one extension member to expand the volume of the cage. The cages have two configurations : the extension member is folded in the cage body for the insertion of the implant and is pivotably deployed in situ to expand the footprint of the implants relative to the vertebrae. Some of the designs increase both the width and the height of the implants.

  • Origami Lateral Cages: VIDEO ANIMATION

Benefits:

  • Standard Insertion technique
  • Simple expansion by cage rotation

About Twist Technologies

Twist Technologies holds intellectual property on expandable cages and on other novel spinal interbody cages designs to simplify the delivery of longer cages with higher lordotic angles.

Visit our wbsite : www.twisttech.ch“

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Filed Under: 3D LLIF, Lateral Lumbar Interbody Fusion Cages Tagged With: 3D, LLIF

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