The cervical plate is a medically designed implant used during spinal instrumentation and fusion procedures to provide neck stability. As a result of cervical plates, the rate of fusion may be increased and, in some cases, external bracing may be reduced after surgery. Depending on the procedure and the number of spinal levels involved, one or more plates are implanted. The plate is held in place by screws set into adjacent vertebrae. Titanium is the metal of choice for many spinal implants including plates and screws because it has a high resistance to corrosion and fatigue, and is MRI compatible. Different lengths of plates and screws are available, as well as fixed and variable angles for screws. Anterior (front) or posterior (rear) placement is possible with plates. A cervical plate is part of an instrumentation system that gives the surgeon specialized tools for performing a precise fit. It is manufactured so that the plates fit the contours of the spine. An adjustment tool is used to customize the fit of the plate to the patient's cervical anatomy when the plate needs to be adjusted. Trauma, congenital deformities, or spinal reconstruction can cause cervical instability. There is also pseudoarthrosis, or the nonunion of bone, which can cause cervical instability. In order to relieve pressure on nerves, nerve roots, or the spinal cord, cervical fusion may be performed. This procedure involves removing the offending element (e.g., intervertebral disc), filling the empty space with bone graft, and securing the bone graft with a cervical plate. A rise in life-threatening infections and tumors, a surge in awareness regarding tumor treatment, and a partnership between cervical plate manufacturers and orthopedic hospitals for the development of orthopedic treatment are among the factors driving the growth of the cervical plate market. There are also several factors contributing to the growth of the cervical plate market, including an increase in income and development of healthcare infrastructure in emerging economies, an increase in expendable income, and an increase in the prevalence of cervical spine infection and degenerative diseases. In spite of this, the high cost of cervical fusion surgery, the high postoperative infection risk when establishing a cervical plating system, and the stringent government regulations regarding the acceptance of cervical plating products restrict the growth of the market. A favorable reimbursement policy and support from the government will, on the other hand, provide new pathways for the industry.
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