Plif Cage

Glass Agencies presents the PLIF Cage, a posterior lumbar interbody fusion implant used in spinal surgery to support stability and alignment following disc removal in the lumbar region. The PLIF Cage is placed through a posterior approach and functions to maintain disc height while supporting fusion between adjacent vertebrae. Its structure allows it to fit securely within the intervertebral space, helping restore natural spinal alignment and supporting balanced load transfer across the vertebral bodies. The cage is manufactured from biocompatible material that supports safe interaction with bone and surrounding tissues. Openings within the cage allow surgeons to pack bone graft material, encouraging bone growth through the implant and supporting solid fusion over time. The shape and surface characteristics of the PLIF Cage help provide firm anchorage within the disc space, reducing the likelihood of movement after placement. It is commonly used in cases of degenerative disc disease, spondylolisthesis, spinal instability, and recurrent disc herniation where internal support is required. The implant supports radiographic visibility, allowing surgeons to monitor fusion progress during follow-up imaging. Its size options support proper selection based on patient anatomy and surgical planning. The PLIF Cage supports controlled insertion using standard spinal instruments, allowing accurate positioning during surgery. Its structure helps distribute spinal loads evenly, supporting patient mobility during the healing phase. The implant supports use in single or multiple level fusion procedures as determined by clinical assessment. Sterile packaging supports safe handling in operating room conditions. The PLIF Cage is compatible with established posterior spinal fixation systems, allowing combined use with pedicle screws and rods when additional stabilization is required. Glass Agencies ensures that each PLIF Cage meets quality and safety standards expected in spinal implants. The product supports consistent clinical performance when used according to surgical protocols and medical judgment. By maintaining intervertebral spacing and supporting the fusion process, the PLIF Cage plays an important role in restoring spinal stability and supporting long term structural support.