Three insights:
1. Sirion offers a two or three blade configuration, with each blade featuring distraction and toeing capabilities.
2. An optional anterior blade allows surgeons to customize the access and rigidity of the device to fit patients’ specific anatomies.
3. Sirion features spacers in HA PEEK or Acid-etched Ti in a variety of sizes.
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