The device was developed to improve fusion while maintaining elasticity similar to bone. It is designed for use in adults in levels C2-T1, along with fixation for anterior cervical discectomy and fusion procedures.
“The management team looks forward to a successful launch during the 36th Annual NASS Meeting in Boston Sept. 29 to Oct. 2,” CEO Rob Anderson said.
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