Multicenter results for <scp>C7</scp>–<scp>T1</scp> ventral interbody fusion in horses using the kerf cut cylinder

Ventral interbody fusion of C7-T1 using a KCC implant can be successfully performed in equine patients with good prognosis, and ventral interbody fusion of the cervical spine should not be considered a salvage procedure.

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Veterinary Surgery
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2025-09-08
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https://doi.org/10.1111/vsu.70013
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Veterinary Equine Medical Research
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Abstract

Ventral interbody fusion of C7-T1 using a KCC implant can be successfully performed in equine patients with good prognosis, and ventral interbody fusion of the cervical spine should not be considered a salvage procedure.

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