The white paper, titled “The Next Generation in Materials for Interbody Fusion: PEEK-OPTIMA HA Enhanced” and covers the material’s beneficial properties, including X-ray visibility and increased osteointegration.
The research outlined in the white paper shows benefits of PEEK-OPTIMA HA Enhanced. The researchers concluded, “Increasing demands are being placed on biomaterials for use in interbody fusion applications. The trend in methods to improve osseointegration through coating technologies, underlines this fact.”
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