Spinal Fusion: The primary purpose of the AURA Cage (TLIF) implant is to facilitate spinal fusion. TLIF is a surgical technique used to treat various spinal conditions, including degenerative disc disease, spondylolisthesis, and spinal instability.

Interbody Fusion: The implant is placed between adjacent vertebrae in the lumbar spine. It serves as an interbody spacer, creating a controlled environment for bone growth (fusion) between the vertebral bodies.

Stabilization: The implant is designed to stabilize the spine and maintain proper alignment of the vertebral segments during the fusion process. This stability helps relieve pain and correct spinal deformities.

Support: It provides structural support to the spine and helps restore normal disc height and alignment, reducing pressure on nerves and improving overall spinal function.

Facilitation of Bone Growth: The implant's design allows for the incorporation of bone graft material, typically autograft (patient's bone) or allograft (donor bone), which promotes bone growth across the implant, ultimately leading to a solid fusion mass.