181 devices · GMDN 61958
Ceramic spinal interbody fusion cages are implanted between vertebrae to stabilize the spine and promote bone fusion after disc removal, primarily for treating degenerative disc disease. Their porous, threaded, or fenestrated design encourages bone growth and integration, often with the aid of a bone graft, while maintaining structural support during healing.
These devices are typically classified as surgical implants and regulated under medical device laws, with requirements varying by jurisdiction. They may be supplied as standalone implants or part of a larger fixation system, and their design ensures compatibility with surgical techniques for spinal fusion procedures.
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