Here are five things to know:
1. The company has 14 FDA 510(k) clearances. Camber Spine has a patent portfolio of over 26 active or issued patents.
2. Camber Spine’s proprietary minimally invasive ENZA anterior lumbar interbody fusion system is indicated for use at one or two contiguous levels from L2 to S1 with supplemental fixation.
3. The company’s Spira Open Matrix ALIF implant features Camber Spine’s proprietary Surface by Design technology designed to optimize bone growth.
4. Its products are exclusively distributed nationwide by S-1 Spine, a company wholly owned by Camber Spine’s founders.
5. Camber Spine was founded in December 2010 by Daniel Pontecorvo, Robert Morris and Seth Anderson. The privately-held, self-funded company has no physician ownership.
More articles on devices:
Astura Medical earns FDA approval for spinal fixation system
SI-Bone closes 8.2M common stock IPO, company CEO rings NASDAQ opening bell — 4 insights
Medtronic CEO Omar Ishrak visits Israel among recent, potential new acquisitions: 5 things to know
