The screw system is designed for increased visualization and procedural flexibility, according to a news release.
“The addition of MIS to the Golden Isles platform gives us a comprehensive thoracolumbar product portfolio for the ASC and hospital setting.,” Mark Moldavsky, director of scientific affairs, said in the release. “The modularity of the Golden Isles™ system, now combined with a minimally invasive approach, provides surgeons the ability to customize the approach on a per-patient basis.”
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