Split insertion-type intervertebral cage
AssigneeSang Ho Lee
InventorsSang Ho Lee, Sang Hyeop Jeon, Jun Seok Bae, Young Sik Bae
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AssigneeSang Ho Lee
InventorsSang Ho Lee, Sang Hyeop Jeon, Jun Seok Bae, Young Sik Bae
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Provided is a cage to be inserted into vertebrae. The cage configured to reduce a risk of organs, muscles, and nerves being injured during an insertion surgery process and to allow the insertion surgery process to be easily performed. To this end, the present invention provides a cage including a leading insertion portion which is inserted from the front of vertebrae to be in position between the vertebrae and a following insertion portion which is coupled to one surface of the leading insertion portion to be in position between the vertebrae. According to the present invention, there are effects of reducing a risk of organs, muscles, and nerves being injured during a surgery process of inserting the cage, facilitating the surgery process of inserting the cage, reducing post-surgery side effects by stably fixing the cage, and reducing a surgery time to reduce a burden to a patient.
A cage, which is configured to be inserted between a plurality of vertebrae, the cage comprising:
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