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Trial 10×14×12×4°

Model Number: AIB02-I

Compatible Implants:Self-stabilizing two-screw cervical fusion cage

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Product Introduction

This instrument set is a professional solution designed for anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) procedures using self-stabilizing two-screw interbody cages.

It includes 32 precision instruments covering the entire surgical workflow — from disc space preparation, trial sizing, and bone grafting to cage and screw fixation.

Made from high-quality stainless steel with excellent corrosion resistance and biocompatibility, the instruments are polished and passivated for enhanced durability.

With a focus on "anatomical conformity + self-stabilizing design," the system improves fusion accuracy and efficiency compared to traditional ACDF solutions.

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Features

● Premium Materials: Instruments are made from 05Cr17Ni4Cu4Nb, 420B, 316L, and 304 stainless steel with high fatigue resistance and polished surfaces to minimize tissue damage.

● Ergonomic Handle Design: Quick-release D-type handles with rubber grip reduce hand fatigue during long procedures.

● Modular Tray System: Compartmentalized tray layout aligns with surgical workflow to reduce setup time and improve efficiency.

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Advantages

Enhanced Fusion Efficiency:Two-screw self-stabilizing design (one screw on each endplate) offers strong initial fixation and improved pullout resistance over traditional cages.

Surgical Accuracy:Multiple trial sizes match over 95% of anatomical variations, ensuring precise cage fit and reducing micromotion-related bone resorption.

Reduced Complications:Combined use of bone compactor and filler achieves uniform graft distribution, minimizing the risk of subsidence.

Cost and Efficiency Optimization:One kit covers all cervical segments, reducing overall procurement and maintenance costs compared to segment-specific sets.