HiJAK AC’s expandable capability is designed to allow surgeons to:
- Adjust its lordotic angle to each patients’ specific needs.
- Incrementally adjust each level to “dial in” overall global balance
- Require less cortical endplate removal for implant fit
- Reduce the impaction force required to seat the cage
- Rely less on distraction pins for higher lordotic angle implantation
The system features post-expansion graft-packing capability, an unobstructed graft chamber, an osteo-promotive endplate surface and footprint options designed to optimize endplate anatomy.
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