Cervical arthrodesis plate 1010002

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Product Introduction
The Anterior Cervical Plate – Type II is an anterior cervical fixation system intended to provide immediate mechanical support and segmental stabilization after cervical interbody fusion procedures. The system includes a pre-configured locking mechanism and accepts fixed-angle and variable-angle screws to accommodate techniques such as ACDF, ACCF and ACAF.

Features

• Secure Locking Mechanism: Provides visual and tactile confirmation during screw fixation and is designed to reduce screw loosening or back-out through an optimized contact interface.
• Flexible Fixation Options: Supports fixed-angle, variable-angle, self-tapping and self-drilling screws and multiple screw configurations (limited, non-limited and mixed arrangements).

Key Advantages

• Anatomical Compatibility: Plate contour follows cervical anatomy to enable close adaptation to the anterior surface and help reduce risks such as dysphagia or hematoma.
• Efficient Locking: Locking design allows two screws to be secured in a single locking step to simplify intraoperative handling.
• Enhanced Visualization: Large graft window improves visibility of the graft area and adjacent vertebral endplates.
• Multiple Configurations: Range of plate sizes and screw options to select fixation according to clinical needs.
• Reliable Fixation: Locking structure distributes mechanical loads across the plate-screw construct to support stable internal fixation.
• Controlled Stability: Fixed- and variable-angle screw choices combined with anti-migration teeth help maintain plate positioning during healing.

Material & Design
TC4 titanium alloy: Medical-grade TC4 titanium alloy provides mechanical strength, low weight and biocompatibility suitable for implant use. Anatomical profile: Contoured plate shape for close adaptation to the anterior cervical surface. Multiple screw options: Fixed-angle, variable-angle, self-tapping and self-drilling screws available. Anti-migration structure: Integrated teeth on the plate are designed to resist unwanted plate movement.

Why Choose Anterior Cervical Plate – Type II
The system offers a combination of fixation reliability, surgical flexibility and streamlined intraoperative handling. The locking mechanism and screw variety allow selection of appropriate fixation strategies for different cervical pathologies while anatomical design and anti-migration features support stable anterior fixation throughout fusion.

Application

• Degenerative disc disease
• Disc herniation
• Spinal trauma
• Tumors
• Deformity (kyphosis, lordosis, scoliosis)
• Pseudarthrosis
• Failed previous fusions

Surgical Procedure (summary)
Anterior cervical plate implantation is typically performed as part of anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) or similar anterior approaches. Under general anesthesia with the patient supine, an anterior cervical exposure is created, the affected disc is removed, an interbody graft or cage is placed, and the plate is positioned on the anterior vertebral bodies and secured with appropriate locking screws. Implant positioning is confirmed before closure and postoperative immobilization and rehabilitation are managed by the treating surgeon.

Specifications

• Model Number: 1010002
• Commercial name: Anterior Cervical Plate - Type II
• Material: Titanium alloy TC4
• Application: Anterior internal fixation for cervical vertebrae or interbody fusion (e.g., ACDF, ACCF, ACAF)
• Compatible instruments: AAB01
• Screw options: Fixed-angle, variable-angle, self-tapping, self-drilling; supports mixed configurations
• Plate design: Anatomical contour; large graft window for visualization
• Anti-migration features: Integrated teeth to resist plate movement
• Locking mechanism: Pre-configured locking with visual and tactile confirmation; allows securing two screws in a single locking step