The surgery using the device was performed at the University Hospital Llandough.
“We are absolutely thrilled that Aurora now offers our MIS portfolio in the United Kingdom, including the ZIP MIS Interspinous System. We believe that the ZIP device will change spine surgery in the U.S. with a true minimally invasive approach designed to achieve reproducible, superior patient outcomes,” said Trent Northcutt, president and CEO of Aurora Spine.
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