Thai neurosurgeon Dr. Teera Tangviriyabiaboon completed the operation on an 80-year-old patient who failed conservative treatments prior to surgery.
Dr. Tangviriyabiaboon said the technology was easy to use and is “expected to maximize success of spine fusion as the only approved demineralized bone matrix and bioactive glass combination biologic.”
“NanoFUSE is clinically proven and reduces the need for autograft,” said Jake Lubinski, president of NanoFuse. “The recent release of our 100 percent fully synthetic bioactive glass strip, NanoStrip positions NanoFuse to be the worldwide leader in bioactive glass and synthetic biologics.”
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