Aurora Spine launches new TiNano-coated lumbar interbody cages

Aurora Spine launched the first wave of its next generation lumbar interbody cages — the ECHO MIS Interbody System and ECHO XL MIS Interbody System.

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Both the systems feature Aurora’s new TiNano titanium spray coating technology. TiNano-coated cages provide additional roughness and porosity, increased possibility of bone ongrowth and enhanced radiographic visibility.

 

“Aurora is changing spine surgery, and we are thrilled to launch a comprehensive line of titanium coated PEEK implants,” said Trent J. Northcutt, Aurora’s president and CEO. “The new TiNano interbody portfolio maintains our position at the forefront, introducing innovative minimally invasive spinal implant technologies.”

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