… These complications may have been reduced if we had used a lordosed cage and contoured
the plate to provide sufficient lordosis. It was also discovered that the other reason for …

… and prevent plate-related complications by virtue of the advantages of stand-alone cage
and … Some studies have tried to investigate the differences between Zero-P and plate-cage …

… , cage migration or plate-related complications. Compared to ACDF using cages and plate
fixation… We report here two cases of complications concerning lumbar cages in transforaminal …

… We observed no major complications related to surgical interventions in either group
throughout the follow-up periods. Radiologically successful fusion was achieved by 88.8% of …

… and routine application of anterior plate fixation in order to … of complications associated with
anterior cervical plates, such … To address these complications, stand-alone interbody cages …

… the cage group averaged 120 minutes and 300 cc blood loss. Specific complications were
not … of time, blood loss, and complications, an advantage is noted. Although the carbon fiber …

… with the Caspar plate (bicortical screw) 5, 36. However, in our study the plate instrument
complication rate was 8%. We believe the instrument complication rate in the plate group can be …

… All patients were satisfied and none of them had major complications or required revision …
stimulus for using the synthetic cages in a stand-alone fashion, without plate fixation, based on …

… do not require the use of cages, such as releases in scoliosis, thoracic disc herniation, plate
stabilisation of a fracture, etc. while when cages might be appropriate, such as in stabilising …

… cage in multilevel fusion cases for traumatic condition. This study evaluates the usefulness of
the PEEK cage and plate … which major complications occurred in 18 cases (10%) and minor …