The Ogival Interbody Cage implant is a hollow, bullet shaped cage designed to provide stability and deliver a sizable bone graft when used in spinal fusion procedures. Available in titanium and PEEK, the O.I.C. Cage is shaped in an ogival or oval configuration to facilitate intracanal navigation. The large serrated weight-bearing surfaces provide immediate stability and help prevent implant migration. This design enhances contact between the bone graft and subchondral bone. Cage is available in straight or lordotic designs. Lordotic versions are offered at 4º and 8º. The O.I.C. implant clinical history has seen more than 100,000 successful implantations.

O.I.C. Cage Features and Benefits

The implant is offered in PEEK and Titanium versions.
Bullet nose and constant implant width allow for more confident intracanal maneuverability.
Proven clinical track record: well over 100,000 implantations performed to date.
Large serrated weight bearing surfaces diminish potential for implant migration after placement.
Straight, 4ºand 8º lordotic configurations provide good patient coverage.
Anterior and posterior radiographic markers on implant provide good post-op visualization.