This invention relates to a
prosthesis for implantation into the
intervertebral space of the
cervical spine. Specifically, this invention discloses an
intervertebral fusion device, comprising: a fusion body having two end faces and a bone graft window penetrating the two end faces, the fusion body being implanted into the
intervertebral space with its two end faces facing the endplates of the two vertebrae respectively; a
bone plate having through holes located at the upper and lower parts respectively, the
bone plate being arranged on the anterior side of the
cervical spine and spanning the two vertebrae defining the
intervertebral space, the upper and lower through holes being opposite to the two vertebrae respectively;
bone screws, which are screwed into the vertebrae through the upper and lower through holes of the
bone plate to fix the bone plate to the two vertebrae respectively; and a
linear component having a proximal end and a distal end, the proximal end of the
linear component being attached to the middle part of the bone plate, and the distal end of the
linear component extending into the intervertebral space and attached to the anterior side of the fusion body to limit the displacement of the fusion body and maintain the fusion body in the middle region of the intervertebral space.