
Elevation Spine announced today that its Saber-C Anterior Cervical Fusion System has surpassed 5,000 implantations. The system combines the stability of traditional anterior cervical plating with the streamlined workflow of a zero-profile interbody construct through its proprietary Saber in-line spike fixation technology.
One of the few zero-profile ACDF systems cleared as an anterior cervical plate, Saber-C is designed to provide a stronger foundation than standalone interbody classification alone. Its in-line spike fixation technology enables single-step simultaneous deployment at both endplates, reducing procedural complexity without compromising stability. The system supports both spike and screw fixation options and offers seven total points of fixation, a profile exclusive to the Saber-C platform.
As the platform crosses the 5,000-implantation threshold, Elevation Spine looks ahead to the next chapter of the Saber-C system, with a next-generation update anticipated for commercial launch later this year.
Source: Elevation Spine
Elevation Spine announced today that its Saber-C Anterior Cervical Fusion System has surpassed 5,000 implantations. The system combines the stability of traditional anterior cervical plating with the streamlined workflow of a zero-profile interbody construct through its proprietary Saber in-line spike fixation technology.
One of the few...
Elevation Spine announced today that its Saber-C Anterior Cervical Fusion System has surpassed 5,000 implantations. The system combines the stability of traditional anterior cervical plating with the streamlined workflow of a zero-profile interbody construct through its proprietary Saber in-line spike fixation technology.
One of the few zero-profile ACDF systems cleared as an anterior cervical plate, Saber-C is designed to provide a stronger foundation than standalone interbody classification alone. Its in-line spike fixation technology enables single-step simultaneous deployment at both endplates, reducing procedural complexity without compromising stability. The system supports both spike and screw fixation options and offers seven total points of fixation, a profile exclusive to the Saber-C platform.
As the platform crosses the 5,000-implantation threshold, Elevation Spine looks ahead to the next chapter of the Saber-C system, with a next-generation update anticipated for commercial launch later this year.
Source: Elevation Spine
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Patrick McGuire is an ORTHOWORLD Contributor.





