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The Effect of Cervical Interbody Cage Morphology, Material Composition, and Bone Density on Subsidence Risk

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Category: Publications, Spinal Arthrodesis

Author(s): P. B. Suh, C. Puttlitz, C. Lewis, B. S. Bal, and K. McGilvra

Interbody cages used in spinal fusion surgery can subside into the adjacent vertebral bodies after implantation, leading to loss of …Read More

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