The present invention relates to a
prosthesis for implantation into an
intervertebral space of a cervical
vertebra, and specifically discloses an
intervertebral fusion device, comprising: a fusion cage body having two end faces and a
bone grafting window penetrating through the two end faces, the fusion cage body being implanted into the
intervertebral space in such a manner that the two end faces thereof face end plates of two vertebrae, respectively; the
bone plate is provided with through holes located in the upper portion and the lower portion respectively, the
bone plate is arranged on the front side of the cervical
vertebra and crosses two vertebrae defining an intervertebral gap, and the through hole in the upper portion and the through hole in the lower portion are opposite to the two vertebrae respectively; the
bone screws penetrate through the through holes in the upper part and the lower part of the
bone plate and are screwed into the vertebrae, so that the bone plate is respectively fixed with the two vertebrae; the
linear component is provided with a near end and a far end, the near end of the
linear component is attached to the middle of the bone plate, and the far end of the
linear component extends into the intervertebral gap to be attached to the front side of the fusion cage body to limit displacement of the fusion cage body and maintain the fusion cage body in the middle area of the intervertebral gap.