The implant is the newest addition to the BME Speed Fixation System, and it joins the BME Speed, Speed Arc and Speed Shift implants. The Speed Titan implant has a tapered body design with a wider, low-profile bridge, for higher strength and compression. It comes ready-to-use on a pre-loaded insertion tool.
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