Adaptive floating combined cervical interbody fusion cage

Abstract

The invention discloses an adaptive floating combined cervical interbody fusion cage comprising a cage body, a steel plate and a connection mechanism. The steel plate is connected to the connection mechanism, the cage body is movably fixed to the connection mechanism, and the cage body and the steel plate are in arc matching. The steel plate and the cage body are connected in a floating manner, the fusion cage can be adjusted according to the implant position, the adjacent cervical surfaces are fitted tightly, a screw between the steel plate and the cage body is screwed after the implantation, the incision is small, and the operation difficulty is low.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an intervertebral fusion device, in particular to an adaptive floating combination cervical intervertebral fusion device. Background technique [0002] Cervical spondylotic myelopathy and cervical spondylotic radiculopathy are common and frequently-occurring diseases of middle-aged and elderly people. With the change of lifestyle, the incidence rate is also increasing year by year, and it shows a younger trend. The pathogenic mechanism of cervical spondylosis is that the cervical intervertebral disc protrudes backward after the degeneration, or the posterior edge of the pyramidal bone hyperplasia forms osteophytes that compress the spinal cord and nerve roots in the cervical spinal canal. Because the nerve cells in the spinal cord tissue are very fragile, the compression causes The loss of nerve function caused by pathological changes such as ischemia and hypoxia is irreversible. Therefore, early surgical treatment should be p...

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Problems solved by technology

In previous operations, a single intervertebral fusion cage and a single steel plate were used for fixation. The intervertebral fusion cage was not fixed with the steel plate, and there was a risk of fusion cage displacement and non-fusion, resulting in surgical failure.

There is another kind of intervertebral fusion device. The steel plate and the fusion device are fixed together for use. The steel plate is provided with fixing holes, and the fusion device is fixed through the fixing holes and screws. Although this fixing method can better limit the space of the fusion device position, but when the steel plate and the fusion cage are installed, there is no relative floating space between the two, and it cannot be adjusted, resulting in the inability to ensure a close fit with the bone surface of the upper and lower adjacent cones, which seriously affects the surgical effect

In addition, fixing the steel plate on the fusion cage before implanting requires a larger surgical incision, which not only causes a large surgical trauma, but also is difficult to operate, which increases the pain of the patient

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