The patent is related to the devicemaker’s ZipFlex technology for a minimally invasive posterior interlaminar implant, according to a June 13 news release. It is designed for a minimally invasive posterior interlaminar implant for motion preservation that could be adapted into a fusion or non-fusion device.
Features of ZipFlex include individually adjustable anchors to prevent implant migration and unnecessary bone removal to fit the implant. It’s the first technology to have an all-in-one approach for treating back pain.
Aurora Spine previously got a notice of allowance for the patent in February.
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