Will Integra LifeScience's new spine products be enough to sustain growth before SeaSpine spin-off?

Spinal Tech

Integra LifeSciences launched two new spine products recently, strengthening its spinal implant offerings, according to a Zacks report.

The two new products are:

 

1. Integra Expandable Interbody System: a system used in spinal fusions to restore height when one or two contiguous level procedures take place. The system has FDA clearance and is used to treat patients with degenerative disc disease. The system allows for 50 percent expansion from its original starting height while fusion procedures occur to reduce patient pain.

 

2. Demineralized Bone Matrix Strip: an implant used in posterior lumbar fusion procedures. The implant is available in two forms: the Integra Shaped Strip and Integra Pocket Strip, both with 100 percent human allograft and a natural biologic scaffold with verified osteoinductive potential.

 

"We believe the market release of both these devices will not only intensify the overall product portfolio of Integra, but will also usher in more profitability at the company," Zacks report. But, the company plans to spin off the spine and orthobiologics businesses next year to create SeaSpine, an independent publicly-held company.

 

The DBM products are expected to help the company capture additional market share until SeaSpine is complete.

 

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