Q1. What is the advantage of using PEEK material for spinal cages?
PEEK (Polyetheretherketone) is a biocompatible polymer that offers a modulus of elasticity highly similar to human bone. This helps reduce stress shielding while its radiolucent property allows for clear radiographic visualization during follow-up scans.
Q2. What is the main clinical difference between TLIF and PLIF cages?
TLIF (Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion) cages are designed for unilateral insertion through the interforaminal space, minimizing nerve root retraction, while PLIF (Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion) cages are usually placed in pairs through a traditional posterior approach.
Q3. Do you support customization or OEM requests?
Yes, we provide professional OEM services for orthopedic materials and spinal implants, adjusting sizes and configurations to match your surgical application requirements.
Q4. How are the products sterilized and packaged?
All implants are processed in cleanroom conditions and securely packaged inside double-sterile barrier bags or standard protected shipping cartons to maintain high hygienic and structural integrity.
Q5. What quality control standards do your orthopedic implants meet?
Our implants undergo rigorous physical, mechanical, and dimensional inspections throughout the manufacturing process to guarantee safety and compliance with international standards for surgical usage.
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