Indications:

• Intervertebral disc, prolapse or dislocation
• Disc luxation or herniation
• Mechanical instability
• Calcification of the posterior structures
• Osteochondrosis
• Spinal canal stenosis

Advantages:

• Spiked superior and inferior surfaces
  • Assuring a secure seating of the implant
• Hollow, fenestrated implant design
  • Allowing good bony in growth
• Flat implant form
  • Presenting no stress raiser points
• Adequate selection of sizes
  • Presenting the right implant for the patient
• Simple instrumentation
  • Assuring an economic and efficient technique
    

Technique:

Simple and efficient choice in interbody fusion. Using an anterior approach following CERVICAL DISCECTOMY.