Four things to know:
1. The devices are designed with BlackArmor, a PEEK material with an osseoconductive titanium coating.
2. The titanium coating promotes the engrafment of bone onto the implant.
3. BlackArmor allows for artefact-free imaging and aims to improve planning, application and follow-up care of radiotherapy for patients with tumors.
4. Since 2005, Icotec ag has developed more than 40,000 implants with BlackArmor.
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