Introduction to Minimally Invasive Spinal Nailing and Manufacturer RecommendationsOutline of the Article:IntroductionImportance of Minimally Invasive Spinal ScrewsOverview of the ArticleUnderstanding Minimally Invasive Spinal SurgeryDefinition and BenefitsEvolution of Spinal Surgery TechniquesRole o

Changzhou Meditech Technology Co., Ltd., located in Changzhou Science & Education Town, Jiangsu province,isspecialized in manufacturing orthopedic implants and instruments.After more than 10 years research and development, We have 10 main product series and they are spinal system, intramedullary nai

Spinal implants are medical devices used to stabilize, support, or restore the structure of the spine during surgical treatment. This article explains what spinal implants are, their main types, materials, clinical indications, surgical applications, benefits, and potential risks in modern spinal surgery.

Cervical implants are essential medical devices used in cervical spine surgery to restore stability, relieve nerve compression, and improve patient function. This article explains what cervical implants are, how they work, and why they are used in modern spine procedures. It covers cervical spine anatomy, common surgical indications, major implant types, materials such as titanium and PEEK, and typical surgical approaches. Recovery expectations, potential risks, and long-term outcomes are also discussed, helping surgeons, medical device buyers, and healthcare professionals better understand cervical implant solutions and clinical decision-making.

Anterior cervical discectomy with decompression and implant fusion (ACDF) is one of the most commonly used surgical methods for the treatment of spinal cord-type and nerve root-type cervical spondylosis, cervical spine trauma and other disorders, and it has the advantages of initial stabilisation, high fusion rate, restoration of normal anterior convexity, and the absence of external fixation, etc. The common postoperative complications such as difficulty in swallowing, degeneration of the adjacent segments, laryngeal reentrant nerve paralysis, cerebrospinal fluid leakage, haematoma, infection, and intervertebral implant subsidence etc. The overall incidence of postoperative complications is about 8%.