Alphatec releases implant delivery system commercially

Alphatec Holdings began the commercial release of its Invictus Minimally Invasive SingleStep K-wireless implant system Aug. 7.

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The system eliminates the need for K-wires during spinal procedures. The device itself provides the stabilization the K-wires usually provide. By using the SingleStep, surgeons can avoid complications associated with K-wires.

Beginning in January, the company put the SingleStep system through a series of evaluations before its commercial release.

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