Sterile PEEK Optima - Model IMPIX-C+ -Cervical Interbody Device

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Enhanced stability: the anatomical dome design with a central wall of IMPIX-C+™ cervical cage provides an excellent stability especially in rotation and offers an efficient fusion solution. Optimum fusion: thanks to a large contact surface between the bone substitute and vertebral plates. Operative time saving: no need for iliac graft swab.

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Design:

2 windows pre-filled with synthetic bone substitute
Anti-back out ridging and lower pins to prevent the risk of cage migration or rotation
Anatomical design to maintain disc height and restore lordosis
3 radiographic tantalum markers to control the cage position.

Material:

PEEK Optima®: radiolucence, bonelike elasticity, biocompatibility
Bone substitute: > 95% β-TCP.

Complete range:

2 sizes: 12.5x14mm 14.5x16mm
Heights: 4 to 10mm.

Presentation:

Sterile delivered implant

Patient

60 year-old female with a cervicobrachial neuropathy (disc herniation)

Indication

Cervical Degenerative Disc Disease

Surgery

ACDFat C6C7 with a PEEK Optima® cervical spacer prefilled with β-TCP substitute, IMPIX-C+™ (not FDA approved) and secured by the compressive staple.

Results

Significant improvement of Neck Disability Index (NDI), arm and neck pain scores (VAS) at 20 months of follow-up
Neither pain nor disability was reported by the patient.