Cervical Corpectomy & Spinal Reconstruction

Cervical Corpectomy is an advanced structural intervention reserved for patients with severe, multi-level cervical myelopathy or spinal cord compression caused by extensive bone spurs (OPLL), spine trauma, or bone destruction from infection/tumors. When simple disc removal (ACDF) is insufficient, the surgeon must remove the entire block of bone (the vertebral body) from the front of the spine. The gaping void left behind is reconstructed using a state-of-the-art expandable titanium mesh cage packed with bone matrix, which acts as a robust pillar to support the head, protect the spinal cord, and facilitate massive bone fusion.