Description

Peek Cervical Cage-I Instrument Set

A PEEK cervical cage instrument set is a collection of surgical instruments and tools used to implant a PEEK (polyetheretherketone) cage into the cervical spine during cervical fusion surgery. The instrument set typically includes a range of specialized tools, such as bone cutters, drill bits, and implant insertion instruments, designed to aid in the precise placement and secure fixation of the cage.

The PEEK cervical cage itself is a small, wedge-shaped device made from a high-strength, biocompatible polymer that is designed to be inserted between two adjacent cervical vertebrae. Once in place, the cage helps to restore the normal disc height and spinal alignment, while also providing a stable platform for bone growth and fusion to occur.

The instrument set is used by a trained surgeon and their team during a cervical fusion procedure, and may vary depending on the specific surgical approach and technique being used.

Product Specification

No.	REF	Specification	Qty.
1	2200-0601	Bone Graft Inserter	1
2	2200-0602	Trail Holder	1
3	2200-0603	Peek Cage Holder	1
4	2200-0604	Bone Graft Cage	1
5	2200-0605	Cage Box	1
6	2200-0606	Trail 10mm	1
7	2200-0607	Trail 9mm	1
8	2200-0608	Trail 8mm	1
9	2200-0609	Trail 7mm	1
10	2200-0610	Trail 6mm	1
11	2200-0611	Trail 5mm	1
12	2200-0612	Trail 4mm	1
13	2200-0613	Aluminium Box	1

Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set: The Key to Successful Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion (ACDF)

Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) is a surgical procedure used to treat cervical disc herniation, degenerative disc disease, and spinal cord compression. The Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set is a highly specialized tool kit that aids in the placement of cervical intervertebral body fusion devices, and has revolutionized the way ACDF procedures are performed.

In this article, we will take an in-depth look at the Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set, its features, benefits, and how it has transformed the field of spinal surgery.

I. Introduction

ACDF has become a common surgical procedure for treating cervical spinal disorders. It involves removing the damaged or herniated disc and replacing it with a cervical intervertebral body fusion device. In traditional ACDF procedures, surgeons use manual instruments to prepare the endplates for fusion and insert the cervical intervertebral body fusion device. However, this method is highly dependent on the surgeon’s experience, and the risk of complications is high.

The Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set is a specialized tool kit that has been designed to improve the accuracy and precision of cervical intervertebral body fusion device placement, while minimizing the risk of complications.

II. Features and Benefits of the Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set

The Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set is a comprehensive set of instruments that includes all the necessary tools to perform ACDF procedures. Some of the key features and benefits of the Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set include:

A. Simplified Procedure

The Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set simplifies the ACDF procedure by reducing the number of instruments needed and minimizing the complexity of the surgical technique. This allows surgeons to perform the procedure more efficiently and with greater accuracy.

B. Customizable Fit

The Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set offers a customizable fit for each patient, allowing surgeons to select the appropriate size and shape of the cervical intervertebral body fusion device. This ensures a perfect fit and minimizes the risk of device migration or subsidence.

C. Reduced Risk of Complications

The Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set minimizes the risk of complications associated with ACDF procedures. The instrument set has been designed to allow surgeons to perform the procedure with greater accuracy, reducing the risk of nerve damage or other complications.

D. Improved Fusion Rates

The Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set has been shown to improve fusion rates in ACDF procedures. The specialized instruments allow for better preparation of the endplates and more precise placement of the cervical intervertebral body fusion device, resulting in a better fusion and better patient outcomes.

III. How the Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set Works

The Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set includes a range of specialized instruments, including a distractor, a drill guide, a depth gauge, and an inserter. These instruments work together to prepare the endplates and insert the cervical intervertebral body fusion device.

The procedure begins with the use of the distractor, which is used to separate the vertebral bodies and create a working space for the surgeon. The drill guide is then used to prepare the endplates, and the depth gauge is used to determine the appropriate size of the cervical intervertebral body fusion device.

Once the appropriate size has been determined, the inserter is used to insert the cervical intervertebral body fusion device into the prepared space. The Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set allows for precise placement of the device, ensuring a perfect fit and minimizing the risk of complications.

IV. Conclusion

The Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set has revolutionized the way anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) procedures are performed. Its specialized instruments offer improved accuracy, precision, and a reduced risk of complications, resulting in better fusion rates and better patient outcomes.

In conclusion, the Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set is a highly specialized tool kit that has revolutionized the way ACDF procedures are performed. Its features and benefits have resulted in improved accuracy, precision, reduced risk of complications, and better fusion rates. The Peek Cervical Cage Instrument Set has made ACDF procedures simpler, safer, and more efficient, ultimately resulting in better patient outcomes.