Implanet’s new cervical spine device earns FDA nod

Implanet’s SqualeTM anterior cervical cage received FDA 510(k) approval, the devicemaker said April 11. 

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The device has been usesd in more than 15,000 cases globally, according to a news release. It features a wide range of implants for interbody fusion.

Implanet’s CEO, Ludovic Lastennet, said SqualeTM is expected to launch in the U.S. by summer.

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