Expandable Titanium Cage for Spinal Reconstruction
An expandable titanium cage is a specialized spinal implant designed to restore anterior column stability following vertebral body loss. By allowing controlled in-situ expansion, the expandable titanium cage enables precise height restoration while minimizing endplate damage and surgical trauma.

What Is an Expandable Titanium Cage in Spine Surgery
An expandable titanium cage is an adjustable interbody or vertebral body replacement device used in spinal reconstruction procedures. Unlike static cages, the expandable design allows surgeons to insert the cage at a reduced profile and then expand it gradually to achieve optimal fit and spinal alignment.

What are the types of Expandable Titanium Cage?
There are several types of expandable titanium cages used in spinal surgery, and the specific types may vary depending on the manufacturer. However, here are some common types:
|
Expandable Titanium Cage |
12*20mm |
| 12*28mm | |
| 12*35mm | |
| 14*20mm | |
| 14*28mm | |
| 14*35mm | |
| 16*20mm | |
| 16*28mm | |
| 16*35mm | |
| 18*20mm | |
| 18*28mm | |
| 18*35mm | |
| 24*38mm |

















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