How Aurora Spine plans to build momentum in 2nd half of 2022

Aurora Spine’s quarterly revenue continued 2022 growth in the second quarter, and the company is laying the groundwork for momentum into 2023.

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Aurora Spine saw its highest first-quarter revenue in 2022 with $3.55 million. That was followed by second-quarter revenue of $4.1 million, the company’s highest quarterly sales in its history, according to an Aug. 29 news release.

CEO Trent Northcutt said results stemmed from Aurora Spine’s 2021 sales and marketing strategy, along with growing surgeon adoption of products. 

In the second half of the year, Aurora Spine has plans to launch a titanium version of its sacroiliac joint product, the SiLO-TFX, and exceed its goal of meeting with 400 physicians for training sessions, according to the release. 

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