Here are five key points:
1. The True Position Spacer’s Center Pivot Point Technology allows surgeons to accurately position the spacer.
2. Surgeons may implant the spacer via minimally invasive techniques.
3. Under the agreement, Atlas Spine may still develop additional product variants using the licensed technology.
4. With the technology, Spine Wave is positioned to offer new solutions that will strengthen its market position.
5. “Spine Wave is an excellent choice as a strategic partner to expand the clinical availability and distribution of True Position products,” said Douglass Watson, chief executive, Atlas Spine.
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