Traditional Fusion

Redefined

SABER-C
When Saber-C is used with spikes, supplemental fixation is required.

Through proprietary Saber technology, Elevation Spine enables surgeons to perform spinal fusion more efficiently through a less invasive approach.

SABER-C

Zero-Profile Anterior Cervical

PLATE - INTERBODY - FIXATION

System Overview

SABER-C

Saber-C is a cervical fusion system comprised of a zero-profile anterior cervical plate, interbody, and fixation.

Anterior Cervical Plate

12x15mm
 5-9mm height
6° of lordosis
14x17mm
 5-9mm height
6° of lordosis

Titanium Interbody

12x15mm
 5-9mm height
6° of lordosis
14x17mm
 5-9mm height
6° of lordosis

Fixation

Spikes
Standard & Long
Screws
12,14,16,18 & 20mm

Saber-C Fixation Corridor Compared To Traditional Screw Fixation

Low-profile instrumentation combined with in-line spike fixation allows Saber-C to be used through a small incision while allowing easier access to hard-to-reach levels of the cervical spine.

Saber-C In-Line Spike Fixation
  •  Minimized surgical exposure
  •  Reduced surgical steps
  •  Less challenging
 Traditional Screw fixation

When Saber-C is used with spikes, supplemental fixation is required

Zero-Profile

The implant sits flush with the vertebral body providing a zero-profile construct.

When Saber-C is used with spikes, supplemental fixation is required

Simplified Technique

With it's zero-profile plate and low profile in-line fixation, Saber-C helps to simplify adjacent segment fusion.

Fixation Versatility

Saber-C accommodates both spike and screw fixation options, providing operative flexibility depending on your surgical goals and patient anatomy.

Zero-Profile

The implant sits flush with the  vertebral body providing a zero profile construct.

Fixation Options

Saber-C accommodates both spike and screw fixation options, providing operative flexibility depending on your surgical goals and patient anatomy.

Simplified Technique

Inline spike fixation allows Saber-C to be used

When Saber-C is used with spikes, supplemental fixation is required

Zero-Profile

The implant sits flush with the vertebral body providing a zero-profile construct.

When Saber-C is used with spikes, supplemental fixation is required

Simplified Technique

With it's zero-profile plate and low-profile inline fixation, Saber-C helps to simplify adjacent segment fusion.

Fixation Options

Saber-C accommodates both spike and screw fixation options, providing operative flexibility depending on your surgical goals and patient anatomy.

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