SeaSpine announces limited commercial launch of Meridian ALIF System with Reef A interbody

 
SeaSpine announced the limited commercial launch of its Meridian anterior lumbar interbody fusion system with Reef A interbody with NanoMetalene surface technology, according to a Dec. 7 press release.

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The Meridian ALIF System with Ref A interbody provides an array of constructs to address surgeons’ needs, the release said. The Reef A interbody portfolio has macro undercut structures and includes multiple footprints and lordotic options for surgeons.

“SeaSpine has created one of the most comprehensive ALIF systems on the market that enables surgeons to address different pathological needs intraoperatively,” Amrit Khalsa, MD, of Penn Presbyterian Medical Center in Philadelphia said in the release. “Having multiple anterior plate and no-profile standalone construct options available allows me to adjust on the fly, which is very beneficial when needed.”

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