Description

“The simple and efficient selection for cervical intervertebral fusion. Using an anterior approach followed by a cervical discectomy, the Rabea cervical implant is indicated for:\r\n\r\n \r\n

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• Intervertebral disc prolapse.

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• Dislocation or disc herniation. Mechanical instability.

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• Calcification of the posterior structures.

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• Osteochondrosis.

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• Spinal canal stenosis.

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\r\n \r\n\r\nSpecific advantages:\r\n

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• Top and bottom serrated surfaces: provides a secure implant seating.

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• Fenestrated implant: allows satisfactory bone growth inside it.

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• Oblong shape: respects the accepted Smith-Robinson technique.

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• Anatomical design: optimal fit to the vertebral body.

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