Anterior Cervical Plate OEM
The Anterior Cervical Plate OEM Manufacturer!
Founded in 2001, who focus on R&D, manufacturing, sales and services in orthopedics& arthroplasty field, main products range from trauma, spine implants & hip and knee replacement to related surgical instruments.
Why choose us
Rich Experience
Who offers concept development, product design, contract engineering, prototyping, testing, and contract manufacturing for medical devices with rich experience.
Production Equipment
60 CNC turning centres, 30 CNC milling centres as well as laser systems for marking and welding of assembly groups and special machines.
OEM/ODM
We Offer complete solutions and scalable services from concept to commercialization, eg: concept development, product design, contract engineering, prototyping, testing, and contract manufacturing for medical devices etc like OEM/ODM mode.
Production Market
With ISO/CE certified quality, the company's sales network is throughout the country and has exported to different countries and regions in Asia, South America, Middle East, north America.
Enhanced Stability: Anterior Cervical Plate functions as an internal bracing, preventing the fused vertebrae from moving excessively. It promotes fusion and provides stability during the first healing phase by restraining motion.
Improved Fusion Success: The plate assists in the distribution of stress and load over the fusion site, minimising strain on individual screws and promoting successful fusion. The support it provides produces an ideal environment for new bone formation, eventually resulting to a stable fusion between the vertebrae.
Reduced Recovery Time: Because the Anterior Cervical Plate provides instant stabilisation, patients can recover more pleasantly. The elimination of the requirement for external immobilisation devices such as neck braces improves mobility and allows for a quicker return to everyday activities.
Function Restoration: The goal of spinal fusion is to relieve symptoms and improve functionality. The ACP is important in supporting the spine, relieving pain, and restoring stability, all of which can improve the patient’s overall quality of life.
Anterior Cervical Plate Sizes
Holes: 4, 6 and 8.
Lengths: 23mm, 25mm, 27mm, 29mm, 31mm, 33mm, 35mm, 37mm, 39mm, 41mm, 43mm, 45mm, 47mm, 49mm, 51mm, 53mm, 55mm, 57mm, 60mm, 63mm, 66mm, 69mm, 72mm, 75mm and 80 mm
Components of an Anterior Cervical Plate Instrument Set
Plate
The plate is made of metal and is designed to fit over the vertebrae in the neck.
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Screws
The screws are used to secure the plate to the vertebrae.
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Drill
The drill is used to make holes in the vertebrae for the screws.
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Screwdriver
The screwdriver is used to insert the screws into the vertebrae.
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Other tools
Depending on the specific set, other tools such as retractors, bone grafts, and forceps may also be included.
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Pre-surgical preparation: The patient will need to receive general anesthesia, the surgical site will be sterilized, and the surgical team will need to prepare the required surgical instruments.
Preparation of the anterior cervical approach: An incision is made at the surgical site to expose the skin and tissue and open the anterior cervical approach.
Installation of the anterior cervical plate: Depending on the patient's specific situation, the surgeon will select the appropriate anterior cervical plate and fix it to the anterior side of the cervical spine, in contact with the surface of the cervical vertebrae. The plate is attached to the bone by screws to maintain the stability of the cervical spine.
Postoperative management: After the surgery, the surgeon will check the fixation of the anterior cervical plate and perform appropriate postoperative management. Patients will need post-operative care under the doctor's supervision and regular follow-up visits to ensure good cervical healing.
Risks and Considerations
Infection
A rare but potential risk.
Bleeding
Minor blood loss is typical, but excessive bleeding may require additional intervention.
Nerve or Spinal Cord Injury
Although rare, there is a slight risk of injury to the nerves or spinal cord during the procedure.
Difficulty Swallowing (Dysphagia)
Temporary swallowing discomfort is common after ACDF, particularly for multi-level surgeries. This will usually resolve after a couple of weeks without treatment.
Failed Bone Fusion
In some cases, the bone graft may not fuse properly, which could necessitate revision surgery.
Adjacent Segment Degeneration (ASD)
Over time, stress on the levels above or below the fusion site can lead to additional disc degeneration.
Packaging & Delivery
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Packaging |
Inner: Non-sterile plastic bags Small packing PE/PET, Big packing PVC. External: Standard carton |
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Lead Time |
7-14 days |
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Delivery |
≤30kg, Door to door (DHL/TNT/UPS/FEDEX/EMS, etc.) ＞30 kg, Airport to Airport By air or by sea |
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