3,695 devices · GMDN 57805
Metallic spinal fusion cages are surgical implants designed to stabilize and support the spine during fusion procedures. They are placed between vertebrae to correct deformities or instability caused by conditions like degenerative disc disease, promoting bone growth and permanent spinal alignment.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical implants and must be sterilized before use, though the non-sterile category here refers to their packaging state. They are often supplied as part of a surgical kit, requiring professional medical expertise for implantation.
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