Description

Anterior Cervical Plate Instrument Set

An anterior cervical plate instrument set is a collection of surgical instruments used during anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) procedures to treat cervical spine conditions. The set typically includes various instruments required for implanting an anterior cervical plate, such as plates, screws, drills, taps, bone graft instruments, and others.

Some common instruments found in an anterior cervical plate instrument set include:

Anterior cervical plate: A titanium or titanium alloy plate that is placed on the front of the cervical spine and attached with screws to provide stability.

Screws: Usually made of titanium or titanium alloy, screws are used to secure the plate to the vertebral bodies.

Drills and taps: Used to create pilot holes and thread the screw holes.

Bone graft instruments: Used to prepare the bone graft material and pack it into the intervertebral space.

Screwdrivers and torque wrenches: Used to tighten the screws to the correct torque.

Retractors: Used to retract and protect the soft tissues during the procedure.

Rongeurs and curettes: Used to remove the damaged or diseased disc tissue.

Dissectors and elevators: Used to gently separate and elevate the tissues during the procedure.

The specific instruments included in an anterior cervical plate instrument set may vary depending on the manufacturer and the specific needs of the surgical team. It is important to ensure that the instrument set is of high quality and meets the necessary standards for surgical instruments.

Product Specification

No.	REF	Specification	Qty.
1	2200-0201	Cervical Plate and Screw Box	1
2	2200-0202	Drill Bit Ø2.5	1
3	2200-0203	Drill Bit Ø2.5	1
4	2200-0204	Screw Holding Sleeve	1
5	2200-0205	Screw Holding Sleeve	1
6	2200-0206	Curette	1
7	2200-0207	Screwdriver Hex SW2.5	1
8	2200-0208	Tap with Stopper	1
9	2200-0209	AWL	1
10	2200-0210	Brace Screwdriver	1
11	2200-0211	Nut Screwdriver	1
12	2200-0212	Screwdriver Hex SW2.5	1
13	2200-0213	Hand Drill with Stopper	1
14	2200-0214	Plate Holder Forcep	1
15	2200-0215	Cervical Retractor	1
16	2200-0216	Cervical Retractor	1
17	2200-0217	Guider	1
18	2200-0218	Distractor	1
19	2200-0219	Location Screw Screwdriver	1
20	2200-0220	Brace Screw	1
21	2200-0221	Plate Bender	1
22	2200-0222	Location Screw	1
23	2200-0223	Aluminium Box	1

 

Anterior Cervical Plate Instrument Set: Everything You Need to Know

The anterior cervical plate instrument set is a medical device used in cervical spine surgeries to stabilize the vertebrae in the neck. It is a crucial tool that ensures the stability and fusion of the cervical spine after surgery. In this article, we will discuss the anterior cervical plate instrument set in detail, including its uses, components, benefits, and risks.

What is an Anterior Cervical Plate Instrument Set?

An anterior cervical plate instrument set is a collection of surgical tools used to insert a cervical plate during a cervical spine surgery. The plate is designed to stabilize the vertebrae and promote fusion. The instrument set typically includes a plate, screws, a drill, a screwdriver, and other tools needed for the procedure.

Uses of an Anterior Cervical Plate Instrument Set

The anterior cervical plate instrument set is used in cervical spine surgeries to treat a variety of conditions, including:

• Degenerative disc disease
• Herniated discs
• Spinal stenosis
• Spondylosis
• Trauma

During the surgery, the surgeon will remove the affected disc or vertebrae and insert the plate to stabilize the cervical spine. The plate is secured to the vertebrae using screws, and bone grafts are placed to promote fusion.

Components of an Anterior Cervical Plate Instrument Set

The anterior cervical plate instrument set typically includes the following components:

• Plate: The plate is made of metal and is designed to fit over the vertebrae in the neck.
• Screws: The screws are used to secure the plate to the vertebrae.
• Drill: The drill is used to make holes in the vertebrae for the screws.
• Screwdriver: The screwdriver is used to insert the screws into the vertebrae.
• Other tools: Depending on the specific set, other tools such as retractors, bone grafts, and forceps may also be included.

Benefits of an Anterior Cervical Plate Instrument Set

The use of an anterior cervical plate instrument set offers several benefits, including:

• Increased stability: The plate and screws provide stability to the cervical spine, reducing the risk of complications such as dislocation or malalignment.
• Improved fusion: The plate and screws also promote fusion between the vertebrae, which is essential for the success of the surgery.
• Reduced recovery time: With increased stability and fusion, patients may experience a faster and smoother recovery after surgery.