Three things to know:
1. Vitrium enables surgeons to reconstruct bony anatomy and is currently undergoing a clinical trial.
2 The device consists of bioactive glass and features porous, load-bearing and osteoconductive properties.
3. In August, Bio2 enrolled its first index patient in its Vitrium cervical interbody trial and aims to enroll up to 168 participants to compare the cervical implant to allograft.
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