Here are four points:
1. The Siconous is Camber Spine Technologies’ second product for sacroiliac disease treatment, complementing the company’s Prolix system.
2. The Siconous is designed to offer fixation and stabilization of large bones as an adjunct to SI joint fusion.
3. In combination with the Prolix, the Siconous provides “direct visualization and insertion of a machined allograft spacer into the SI joint, followed by a lateral approach compression and fixation implants,” explained Daniel Pontecorvo, founder and CEO of Camber Spine Technologies.
4. A collaborative agreement between Camber Spine Technologies and the Institute for Musculoskeletal Science & Education allowed the Siconous system to come to fruition.
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