Providence Medical Technology gets spinal fusion system FDA cleared

Providence Medical Technology earned FDA clearance for its Cavux FFS-LX lumbar facet fixation system, the devicemaker said Jan. 10. 

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It is an integrated cage and screw system that’s implanted bilaterally in the facet joints for patients with degenerative disc disease, according to a news release. 

Clearance was supported by a 57-patient study, and 96% of levels were “determined to be fused as defined by a range of motion less than 5° on flexion/extension x-rays assessed by an independent core imaging lab.”

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