Spinal Interbody fusions are the most commonly performed spinal procedures in the US (greater than 342,000 annually in 2023). A spinal interbody cage is a hollow, box-like device that's used in spinal fusion surgeries to help (2) vertebrae fuse together. #Spinalcages are often made of titanium or carbon fiber, making them biocompatible, strong and durable. They are designed to fit between the vertebrae and provide structural support while allowing bone to grow through holes in the cage and connect the vertebrae
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Spinal Interbody Cages can help restore intervertebral height, contain bone grafts, and restore biomechanical stability and for many patients are associated with fewer complications, less postoperative pain, and shorter hospital stays than bone graft-only spinal fusion
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