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Reliable Cervical Fusion in Mexico Using Uni-C Standalone Cervical Cage

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Cervical fusion surgery team in the operating room

Surgeon Experience

Reliable Cervical Fusion
with Uni-C Standalone
Cervical Cage

Uni-C Standalone Cervical Cage (Sterilize) is suitable for both high and low cervical spine surgeries, effectively avoiding bony obstructions. Its minimally invasive approach allows for smaller skin incisions, making it easier to use with various spinal endoscopes. It significantly reduces the surgeon's workload and the risk of occupational illnesses.

Dr. Octavio Villasana Ramos, cervical spine surgeon

Dr. Octavio Villasana Ramos Director, Cervical Spine Surgery Department Guadalajara, Mexico

System Used Uni-C Standalone
Cervical Cage (Sterilize)

Case Overview

Patient 53-year-old Man

Surgical Area Spine

Procedure Cervical Fusion

Product Used Uni-C Standalone Cervical Cage (Sterilize)

This cervical fusion case features a 53-year-old male patient treated with ACDF using the Uni-C Standalone Cervical Cage. The procedure achieved accurate implant placement, stable fixation and satisfactory postoperative recovery.

Clinical Imaging

01 Preoperative Imaging

Preoperative lateral cervical spine radiograph

Preoperative lateral radiograph showing cervical degenerative disease.

02 Intraoperative Imaging

Intraoperative cervical fusion fluoroscopy

Intraoperative fluoroscopy confirming implant placement and positioning.

03 Postoperative Imaging

Postoperative lateral cervical spine radiograph

Postoperative lateral radiograph showing well-positioned cage and stable fixation.

System Used

Implant Introduction

Uni-C standalone cervical cage implant dimensions

Instrument Set

Exquisitely designed tools

Precisely coordinated instruments

Easy operation and smooth surgical process

Case Summary

Clinical Challenge

The patient presented with cervical degenerative disease requiring reliable fusion to relieve symptoms and prevent further neurological compromise.

Surgical Approach

Anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) was performed using the Uni-C Standalone Cervical Cage through a minimally invasive approach.

Outcome

Postoperative imaging confirmed proper implant placement and stable fixation. The patient experienced significant symptom relief and satisfactory recovery.