Accelus’ interbody fusion system cleared in 4 countries

Accelus’ FlareHawk interbody fusion system was cleared for use in Italy, Taiwan, Portugal and Colombia, the devicemaker said Oct. 18.

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The system can now be used in 21 countries, according to a news release. Argentina, Australia, Chile and Qatar began using the FlareHawk9. FlareHawk7 has been used in  Cyprus, Greece, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland; and TiHawk9 is used in Puerto Rico and New Zealand.

More than 15,000 FlareHawk devices were implanted in the U.S., and an estimated 17,000 devices were used globally.

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