The Plif and Tlif lumbar cages share the same characteristics in terms of range and modularity of use due to the different conformations present.
The design of the various implant types leaves ample space for the insertion of bone tissue without weakening the structure of the device.
The Monza line of interbody cages consists of trabecular titanium cages available for both posterior (PLIF) and transforaminal (TLIF) approaches.
Transforaminal approach cages are also available in both fixed and rotating versions, in which the cage can articulate with the holder to allow progressive rotation of the holder in the interbody space.
Properly used, the Monza lumbar interbody cages from Clover Orthopedics are indicated to promote the development of a solid intervertebral fusion at the lumbar/lumbosacral level of the spine.

They are indicated in cases of degenerative discopathy, pseudoarthrosis, spondylolisthesis or vertebral deformities, when anterior arthrodesis is required.

Its use with autologous, homologous, heterologous or synthetic bone graft is recommended for fusion.
The use of an additional posterior or anterior vertebral instrumentation system is necessary for optimal stabilisation of the operated segment.

Any surgical decisions other than those recommended by the manufacturer are at the discretion and responsibility of the surgeon.