Kentrospine ACC
An anterior cervical fusion cage (C2–T1) with a large graft chamber, directional serrations and 7° lordosis.
ACC, feature by feature.
Anterior cervical plates and cages, a zero-profile standalone cage and a posterior cervical fixation system.
Large graft chamber
Accommodates bone graft to promote fusion.
Solid frame, no sharp edges
Biomechanical stability and smooth insertion.
Cranial and caudal anchoring
Grooves for a firm fit and high primary stability.
Directional serrations
Resist expulsion.
7° lordosis
Closely approximates cervical curvature.
Threaded insertion, tapered nose
Exceptional implant control and ease of insertion. Trials included.
Overview
Kentrospine ACC is used in anterior cervical fusion. It keeps the disc space from collapsing and allows bone to grow together to form a bony bridge (fusion) between the upper and lower vertebrae, providing stability while the bone fuses.
Indicated for stabilisation of the cervical spine, C2–T1, through an anterior approach for single or multi-segmental fusion.
Note: For additional stabilisation, Kentrospine ACP (anterior cervical plate) can be used.
Technical specifications
- Footprint
- 15 mm × 12.5 mm
- Heights
- 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 mm
- Lordosis
- 7°
- Levels
- C2–T1
- Additional stabilisation
- Kentrospine ACP
Instructions for use
Indications, contraindications, warnings and precautions are in the IFU supplied with the product. Request the eIFU.
For healthcare professionals
Product information is intended for healthcare professionals. Availability and registration status vary by market.
Hospital, distributor or surgeon?
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