Eminent Spine’s anterior cervical bone plate system has obtained FDA’s 510(K) approval, providing a modern, low-key choice for the market. Their cervical plate system is equipped with a series of instruments, focusing on making the operation safe and efficient.

Plano, Texas, October 22, 2021/OrthoSpineNews/ — Eminent Spine released the clinical results of the Anterior Cervical Spine System at the 36th Annual NASS Conference after receiving FDA approval in July 2020. An alpha composed of multiple spine centers is released for 100 cervical fusions. 100 anterior cervical plates and 630 screws were applied. No cervical plates or screws were broken, and no screws were withdrawn.

The cervical vertebral plate is designed to be thin and low profile, with pointed self-tapping screws, which can be easily inserted. The screwdriver has two built-in diameters, which can reduce the use of equipment and improve the efficiency and safety of the operating room. Surgeons are passionate about the simplicity of the system and the reliability of the locking mechanism.

The cervical spine is equipped with Eminent Spine’s cervical IBFD cages, these cages have PEEK, titanium and 3D printed titanium* (*subject to 510K approval).

Eminent Spine is a medical device manufacturing company focused on anticipating and adapting to the changing needs and desires of the industry in order to provide customers with the best products on the market.

If you want to know more about this topic, please call DAGEN HYBNER at 972-499-3593, or send an email to INFO@EMINENTSPINE.COM.

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