XC CERVICAL SPINE INTERBODY CAGE
Anterior cervical implant solution for distributor product matching
INTEGRATED FIXATION • ACDF APPLICATION
Cervical Titanium Cage-IV
An anterior cervical interbody cage with integrated fixation points, dual-mode compression options, ±15° multi-angle locking and radiopaque markers for selected cervical fusion procedures.
Integrated Fixation ±15° Locking Radiopaque Markers
Integrated-Fixation Cervical Titanium Cage Display
Cervical Titanium Cage-IV for Selected ACDF Procedures
The XC Medico Cervical Titanium Cage-IV is a dedicated cervical interbody implant designed for selected anterior cervical discectomy and fusion procedures. Its integrated fixation architecture combines controlled compression, dual-mode planning options, multi-directional screw locking and radiopaque references in one cervical implant configuration.
The implant is available in four listed heights with a consistent 15.8 × 12.2 mm footprint. The supplied artwork identifies ±15° screw angulation and serrated endplate-contact surfaces; final size and fixation selection should follow anatomy, endplate preparation, surgical planning and the approved technique.
For broader planning, distributors can review the XC Medico ACDF surgical solution, interbody cage portfolio and spine implant range.
Integrated
Cage and screw fixation concept
4 Heights
5, 6, 7 and 8 mm
15.8 × 12.2
Listed footprint in millimeters
±15°
Listed multi-angle locking range
Three Core Advantages of the Integrated-Fixation Cervical Cage
High-Strength Structural Support
01 The high-strength titanium structure is designed to support resistance to compression, shear and subsidence-related loading in the intended application.
Reliable Anti-Migration Design
02 Serrated endplate-contact surfaces are designed to enhance grip and support stable cage positioning.
Clear Radiographic Visualization
03 Integrated radiopaque markers are designed to support implant identification and position assessment under fluoroscopic imaging.
Dual-Mode Cervical Cage Fixation and Multi-Angle Locking
1. The integrated fixation design is intended to support resistance to rotation, shortening and shear while enabling controlled compression.
2. Controlled compression is designed to support accurate fixation planning while limiting unnecessary implant prominence.
3. The supplied artwork identifies dual fixation modes for flexible procedure planning and reconstruction needs.
4. Multi-directional locking provides a listed ±15° screw-angulation range for flexible fixation.
1
Central Fixation Stability
![Cervical Titanium Cage-IV modulus and marker detail]()
The integrated cage-and-screw architecture is designed to support rotational, shortening and shear stability with controlled compression.
2
Advanced Controlled-Compression Design
![titanium cervical cage rigidity and strength detail]()
The fixation architecture is designed to support controlled compression and accurate screw placement in the intended cervical application.
3
Dual-Mode Fixation Versatility
![Serrated cervical cage endplate-contact surface]()
The supplied artwork identifies two fixation modes intended to support different procedure and reconstruction requirements.
4
±15° Multi-Angle Locking
![Hollow graft chamber of the Cervical Titanium Cage-IV]()
Multi-directional screw locking provides a listed ±15° angulation range for flexible fixation planning.
Cervical Titanium Cage-IV Sizes and Dimensions
| Configuration | Product Dimensions | Listed Height |
| Configuration 1 | 5 × 15.8 × 12.2 mm | 5 mm |
| Configuration 2 | 6 × 15.8 × 12.2 mm | 6 mm |
| Configuration 3 | 7 × 15.8 × 12.2 mm | 7 mm |
| Configuration 4 | 8 × 15.8 × 12.2 mm | 8 mm |
Confirm the dimension order, available inventory and final product code with the current approved specification before ordering.
Anterior Cervical Interbody Fusion Applications
Cervical Disc Degeneration
Disc Space Collapse
Cervical Instability
Severe Osteoporosis
These application areas reflect the supplied product artwork. Severe osteoporosis requires particular clinical assessment; patient selection, operative approach, fixation strategy and implant size depend on anatomy, bone quality, surgeon judgment and the approved technique.
Titanium Materials, Stable Fixation & Radiographic Visibility
![titanium alloy cervical cage material detail]()
High-Strength Titanium Support
The supplied artwork identifies a high-strength titanium alloy structure designed for rigidity and load-bearing performance.
![Polishing and oxidation surface treatment of the cervical titanium cage]()
Precise Fit and Stable Fixation
Serrated endplate-contact geometry is designed to support cage positioning, while the hollow structure provides space for compatible graft material.
![Finished Cervical Titanium Cage-IV quality inspection]()
Clear Imaging and Reliable Performance
Integrated radiopaque markers support intraoperative visualization; final performance depends on correct selection, placement and the approved technique.
Procedure-Matched Cervical Implants and Surgical Instruments
![Anterior cervical screw for integrated cage fixation]()
Anterior Cervical Screw
Confirm the exact screw size, trajectory and compatibility for the selected Cervical Titanium Cage-IV configuration.
![Laminectomy rongeur for procedure-matched cervical instrumentation]()
Laminectomy Rongeur
A listed rongeur option for selected cervical decompression workflows.
![Curette for cervical disc-space preparation]()
Curette
A listed curette for selected cervical preparation workflows.
![Pituitary forceps for selected cervical tissue-removal workflows]()
Pituitary Forceps
A listed forceps option for selected cervical decompression and preparation workflows.
Additional system planning may include an anterior cervical plate, the anterior cervical plate instrument set or the dedicated cervical cage instrument set. Product compatibility must be confirmed before ordering; these links are provided for workflow navigation, not as automatic compatibility claims.
PRODUCT VIDEO
Cervical Titanium Cage-IV Product Demonstration
Use this space to present the cage structure, size range, radiopaque markers, serrated surfaces and graft chamber. Product video content should not replace the approved surgical technique.
DISTRIBUTOR PRODUCT MATCHING
Cervical Titanium Cage Size and Procedure Checklist
Share the following information for implant, instrument and documentation review.
| Matching Item | Information to Provide | Purpose |
| Procedure / Cervical Level | Planned procedure and treated level | Application review |
| Cage Size | Required height and footprint confirmation | Size matching |
| Matching System | Plate, screws and instrument requirements | Workflow review |
| Supply Details | Quantity, packaging, target country and documents | Quotation and market review |
Request a Cervical Titanium Cage-IV Configuration
Send the intended procedure, cervical level, required cage height, quantity, matching instrument needs and target market for product matching and quotation.
Request Product Matching Request Spine Catalog Cervical Titanium Cage-IV FAQ
What is the Cervical Titanium Cage-IV designed for?
It is designed as an anterior cervical interbody implant for selected cervical fusion procedures, including planned ACDF workflows.
Which Cervical Titanium Cage-IV sizes are listed?
The supplied product table lists 5 × 15.8 × 12.2 mm, 6 × 15.8 × 12.2 mm, 7 × 15.8 × 12.2 mm and 8 × 15.8 × 12.2 mm configurations.
What fixation features are identified for the cage?
The supplied artwork identifies integrated screw fixation, controlled compression, dual-mode planning options and ±15° multi-angle locking. Confirm the final approved configuration before ordering.
How does the cage support imaging and positional stability?
Integrated radiopaque markers support fluoroscopic position assessment, while serrated endplate-contact surfaces and integrated fixation are designed to support positional stability.
Does this product page replace the approved surgical technique?
No. It supports product identification and distributor matching only. Final selection and use should follow the approved technique, surgeon judgment and applicable requirements.
